Videflo has three tabs along the bottom and one settings screen. That's the whole app — everything else is something you tap on a Tape.
Home
Home answers one question: what do you want to record today?
- Continue Your Story — a large card for the Tape you filmed into most recently. Tap the picture to watch it, or the gold Continue Recording button to add to it.
- Start a New Tape — begins a fresh Tape.
- Recent Tapes — the next few Tapes you've been working on. Tap one to open it.
- See All Tapes — jumps you over to the Tapes tab.
- The gear icon, top right — Settings.
Tapes
Everything you've ever recorded, newest first. Tap a Tape to watch it. Press and hold one to bring up its menu — continue recording, manage recordings, add to a Collection, choose a cover photo, prepare, export, rename, delete.
In the header there's a magnifying glass for searching, and a button that switches between the picture grid and a tighter list.
Collections
Optional folders for Tapes that belong together. If you never make one, this tab simply stays empty and nothing else changes. A Tape can sit in one Collection at a time, and it always remains in the main Tapes list as well.
Settings
The gear on the Home tab. It holds the timestamp preferences, your subscription status and Restore Purchases, links to help and feedback, Replay Introduction, and the app's version number. Every setting is listed in Every setting explained.
Two gestures worth knowing
- Press and hold a Tape or Collection anywhere it appears to open its menu. That's where most actions live.
- Tap the video while a Tape is playing to show or hide the controls.
Tips
Videflo shows a warm branded screen while it starts up. It's loading your library, and it's quick — there's no progress to wait on.
If a Tape has a coloured dot or a percentage on its card, it's being prepared for export. You can carry on using the app while that runs.
Frequently asked
Where's the button to edit a video?
There isn't a general editor. To trim the start or end of one recording, open the Tape's menu, choose **Manage Recordings**, then tap **Edit** on the recording you want to shorten.
Can I reorder the recordings inside a Tape?
No. A Tape plays in the order things happened, which is what makes it a record of the day rather than an edit of it.
You can reorder the Tapes inside a Collection, though.
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