Thank you to everyone testing GhostIt. This update brings faster Analyze options and more reliable video playback throughout the app, from reviewing your selected clips to watching your GhostComp. Warning and error messages are clearer, and reporting bugs and crashes is easier while remaining entirely under your control.
Full Release Notes
Clip information now shows resolution, frame rate and HDR status.
Fixed GhostComp playback drifting out of sync between the two clips, including during repeated loops.
Added Analyze Quality options for faster processing, with Optimized selected by default for new settings.
Analyze can now continue while you use another app, within the background time allowed by iOS. If that time runs out, GhostIt asks you to keep the app open and try again.
Improved cancellation and retry handling during processing.
Improved error reporting when a selected clip cannot be prepared for Analyze.
Fixed a crash that could occur when closing GhostIt after viewing a GhostComp.
Made warning and error messages clearer and more consistent.
Added a “Report to developer” action to warning and error messages, providing direct access to the Bug Report form.
When you choose to report a warning or error message, GhostIt prefills the submission form with the error name.
Added optional crash reporting. GhostIt always asks for permission before sending a crash report.
Updated the privacy policy to cover the crash logs.
Added a Disable GhostIt Warning setting for users who prefer not to see warnings.
Improved Auto preset selection.
Reorganized Settings into General, Video & Processing, and Data Handling sections.
Added an option to improve results when videos contain built-in black borders.
Added a setting to hide playback icons while reviewing a GhostComp.
Improved paused playback and timeline behavior.
Added new Pro Tips for matching clip timing and working with landscape videos.
Thank you to everyone testing GhostIt. This update brings faster Analyze options and more reliable video playback throughout the app, from reviewing your selected clips to watching your GhostComp. Warning and error messages are clearer, and reporting bugs and crashes is easier while remaining entirely under your control.
Full Release Notes
Clip information now shows resolution, frame rate and HDR status.
Fixed GhostComp playback drifting out of sync between the two clips, including during repeated loops.
Fixed Analyze stalling when switching to another app.
Exported Only A and Only B videos now use the export date, making them easier to find among recent videos.
The step-by-step guide now keeps your progress when you switch apps.
Dismissed or unfinished guides no longer unexpectedly resume after restarting the app.
Added Analyze Quality options for faster processing, with Optimized selected by default for new settings.
Improved warning and error messages to make problems easier to understand.
Added a “Report to developer” action to warning and error messages, providing direct access to the Bug Report form.
When you choose to report a warning or error message, GhostIt prefills the submission form with the error name.
Added optional crash reporting. GhostIt always asks for permission before sending a crash report.
Updated the privacy policy to cover the crash logs.
Added a Disable GhostIt Warning setting for users who prefer not to see warnings.
Fixed an issue that could incorrectly stop processing on lower-memory phones, even when enough memory was available.
Improved clip loading and playback reliability across different Android phones.
Improved clip-loading status messages.
Improved Auto preset selection.
Fixed an Android performance issue, bringing processing speed closer to iOS on comparable hardware.
Reorganized Settings into General, Video & Processing, and Data Handling sections.
Added an option to improve results when videos contain built-in black borders.
Added a setting to hide playback icons while reviewing a GhostComp.
GhostIt automatically aligns two handheld videos directly on your phone, letting athletes and coaches compare performances on location, right after each attempt, without a tripod, operator, or special setup.
The technology behind GhostIt is complex, but using it is designed to feel intuitive. You can start comparing clips without needing a user manual, while the step-by-step guide and detailed in-app User Manual are always available when you want more guidance.
Full Release Notes
Load and trim two clips, then create an automatically aligned GhostComp.
Review your comparison with Ghost Blend, Tint, Swipe, Side-by-Side, and Offset/Scale viewing modes.
Move precisely through your clips and export GhostComp, Clip A, or Clip B.
Improved support for videos recorded on different phones, including iPhone clips.
Smoother timeline previews and more dependable playback, scrubbing, and fullscreen viewing.