People on the beach film surfers. Footage that overlaps where and when you were out there finds you.
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Session log always free · Pay only for a clip you take
You never have to know who filmed you, or scroll through hours of clips. Only footage that overlaps where and when you were in the water turns up in "Might be you." Nobody is matching your face.
What turns up plays right there, watermarked. Buy it and the clean file lands in your camera roll.
There may be nobody filming your break today. A wave from a day you never logged stays unfindable, though — even if someone did film it.
Nothing filmed, nothing to pay — and no subscription, ever.
One tap going out, one coming in. After that it is automatic — session, spot, conditions, time. The log is also a year: sessions counted, your best one, month by month, and which breaks you actually surf.
Going out, coming in — that is the whole job, and the rest is written for you. You can also let the session start by itself when you reach the beach. That one is off until you turn it on: nothing records you behind your back.
On Apple Watch you can open a session and close it without touching anything else in the water. Pairing it the first time, and launching it once on the iPhone, still take the phone.
Sessions, your best one, month by month, and the breakdown by break. It fills from the first session you log. Days you did not log are not in it either.
Post that you are paddling out, before you go. If someone with a camera does turn up at that break, that is what they see first.
Today’s session is the first line. Tomorrow, today’s is already gone.
Pause the video and pick the frame you want. Save it to your camera roll for nothing, or turn it into art with AI — both from the same screen. Once it is saved, you can make prints and goods from it, such as posters and T-shirts, in our Shopify store.
Photograph the rubbish you carry off the beach, and you get more free goes at the art.
Made to order, one at a time. The store ships to all seven launch countries.
Which gear works, what happens to faces, and how much you keep are all on the filmer page.
Start with the next session you paddle out for. Footage only comes looking for the days that are in your log — so the log goes first.
Get the app →For iPhone (iOS)
Session log always free · Pay only for a clip you take