Coming soon to iOS

Time-lapse the work, not just the win.

Prop your phone up and press record. PostNiti grabs a frame every few seconds while your hands are busy — painting, practising, lifting, studying, sorting the whole cupboard out. Hit stop and you have a 30-second video of the effort nobody usually sees.

Coming soon to theApp Store
  • Free to start
  • Recording works offline
  • Frames stay on your phone
RECEvery 5s

Finish the lino print

00:12:40152 frames

Session saved

2h 06m of effort → 30s video

What it does

A camera that only cares about effort

No streaks to protect, no leaderboard, no nagging notifications. Just a record button and something to show afterwards.

  • Set-and-forget capture

    Prop the phone up and tap record. PostNiti takes a frame every five seconds — or whatever interval suits the job — and never asks for your attention again.

  • Attached to real activities

    Every session belongs to an activity, so your library reads like a work log instead of a camera roll you are afraid to open.

  • Sessions that count themselves

    Start and stop is the entire interface. Elapsed time and frame count are recorded for you, no timers to remember.

  • Proof you can look back on

    Per-activity stats show how many sessions you ran and how long you actually spent — the number, not the vibe.

  • One-tap export

    Pick 15, 30 or 60 seconds. PostNiti re-times your frames and writes an MP4 straight to your photo library.

  • Offline first

    Recording never waits on a network. Sessions sync in the background once you are back on Wi-Fi.

How it works

Three taps, then get on with it

  1. Pick the activity

    Choose what you are about to work on, or add it in two taps. That name ends up on the session and the export.

  2. Prop it up and record

    Any angle works — desk, easel, workbench, kitchen counter. Tap record and forget the phone is there.

  3. Collect the receipt

    Stop when you are done. Two hours of quiet work becomes a 30-second video you can keep, post, or send to someone who asked.

Inside the app

Small enough to actually use

Four screens, one job. Pick an activity, record, and export what you made.

  • ActivitiesNew
    • Rewrite the onboarding doc3 sessions · 2h 06m
    • Sand and oil the shelf5 sessions · 4h 12m
    • Learn the F barre chord12 sessions · 3h 40m
    • Tax paperwork1 session · 48m
    • Repot the monstera2 sessions · 51m
    • Portfolio case study7 sessions · 6h 18m

    Your activities, newest first

  • Timelapses
    • 0:30
    • 0:15
    • 1:00
    • 0:30
    • 0:15
    • 0:30

    Every session, kept as a clip

  • Export Video

    Length

    15s30s60s
    Frames152
    Resolution1080p
    WatermarkFree

    Re-timed and saved in one tap

Questions

The short answers

Do I need an account to record?

No. Install it, pick an activity and record. An account is only there for when you want your activities and sessions on more than one device.

Can I change how often it takes a frame?

Yes — five seconds is the default, and you can set a different interval in Settings. Longer intervals mean smaller sessions and punchier time-lapses.

Is there a watermark on exports?

Free exports carry a small mark in the corner naming the app and how long the session ran — "2h 06m of real work · PostNiti". Free exports are also capped at 15 seconds. Pro removes both.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad, on iOS 26.5 or later. There is no Android app yet.

Start your next session with the camera on

Free to download, free to record, and the first export takes about ten seconds. Your desk is already set up for it.

Coming soon to theApp Store