Tilt your phone for two seconds — that's it. Your clips and your friends' stack onto one wall all day long. Zero editing. By night, the whole day becomes one vlog.
The day starts stacking the moment you wake up.
Yours and your friends' — one shared wall, in real time.
No captions, no perfect framing. Your day gets recorded without breaking its rhythm.
Tilt your phone and a 2-second clip lands on the wall right there. Nothing to open, nothing to retake.
Your friends' clips keep stacking up all day. One glance at the wall tells you what everyone's up to.
At the end of the day, the clips edit themselves into a vlog. Pick a style and export in one tap.
Match the style to how the day felt. You'll never open an editing app again.
The classic daily vlog. Your day at its own pace.
Frame by frame, like old film. A little nostalgic.
End-credits style. Today's cast: your usual friends.
Dramatic, like a movie trailer. An ordinary day takes the lead role.
Your close friends' "right now," as it happens. No read receipts, no follower counts — just a comfortable circle.
Dual camera captures the view and your reaction together — the whole feel of the moment.
Text or voice, whichever feels right. Either way, they'll hear you.
No app to open — your friends' clips flow straight into the widget.
Type a message and it arrives in your voice. Even on busy days, the warmth stays in.
Sneak a look at other groups' conversations. Read the room before you walk in.








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We're looking for campus ambassadors to grow Zapshot at their university. Events, limited merch, and a direct line to the team — for anyone who wants to see how a social app is really made.
Apply as an ambassador

Free to download. Tilt for two seconds — your first vlog will be ready tonight.