Video Buffer keeps the last seconds of video in memory while you watch the action. When the moment happens, tap once, and the app saves what came before the tap. Up to 100 seconds of pre-recording, 4K, 240 fps slow motion, dual camera, and an Apple Watch remote. No more missed goals, landed tricks, or first steps.
One record button, three buffer lengths, and the moment is already saved when you tap.
"We used it with the Austrian handball national team at the World Championship in Denmark. I recommend it at every coaches' clinic where I speak."Erwin Gierlinger, MSc, coach and clinic educator, Austria
The buffer runs while you watch. You only press a button when reality gives you a reason.
Open the app and set your buffer, anywhere from 2 to 100 seconds. The app quietly keeps the most recent seconds in memory. Nothing is saved to storage yet, so hours of waiting cost you nothing.
The moment the goal is scored or the trick is landed, tap Record, tap anywhere on the screen, press a volume button, or tap your Apple Watch. With Multiple Buffer Times on, three buttons give you three different clip lengths.
The saved video starts your chosen number of seconds before your tap and continues until you stop. Or turn on Save Buffer Only and the app stops and saves automatically, one tap per finished highlight.
Clips go to Photos, the Files app, or iCloud Drive, with a custom filename prefix per device. Want side-by-side comparison, drawings, or a kinogram? Open your clips in the companion app, Coach Video Analysis.
Practical answers to the questions people ask right before they discover buffered recording.
The rolling buffer explained: save the last 30, 60, or 100 seconds after the fact.
Read the guide →What HindSight does, where it stops, and how to get more than 30 seconds on the phone you already own.
Read the guide →A sport parent's setup: one tap per play, zero evenings lost to editing.
Read the guide →Buffered recording as loop recording: capture the incident, skip the six-hour drive.
Read the guide →Save Buffer Only turns every landed trick into a finished clip with one tap.
Read the guide →Full 4K or 8x slow motion, and how buffered capture changes technique review.
Read the guide →What Football Video Support needs, and how one phone covers the level below it.
Read the guide →Dual Camera mode: reaction and action in one picture-in-picture video.
Read the guide →Phone on the tripod, record button on your wrist.
Read the guide →Unpredictable subjects need a camera that starts recording in the past.
Read the guide →Musicians and lecture note-takers, the audio-only buffer is for you.
Read the guide →Save what was just said after you heard it: lectures, kids' sayings, ideas.
Read the guide →Pair Video Buffer with Coach Video Analysis: side by side, drawings, kinograms, and the big screen.
Read the guide →Two Borama apps, two jobs: save the moment to a file, or watch it back for training feedback.
Read the guide →Quick answers about buffered recording and about the app.
Coaches, sport parents, referees, skaters, and storm chasers already record the past with Video Buffer. Set your buffer once, and the next great moment is yours even if you tap late.
