Every camera on the same time

Plug a camera into your iPhone, tap Sync, and it is issued its pass: the timecode it now runs, read back from the camera. Footage lands in place in the edit.

00:00:00:00

Time of day at 25 fps

Coming to the App Store iPhone · iOS 17+

What a sync looks like

Example. Each pass shows the timecode the device reported back after the sync, never a guess.

How it works

  1. Plug in

    Connect a camera to the iPhone with a USB-C cable. It appears straight away.

  2. Tap Sync

    All In Sync sets the camera's clock and timecode to the time of day, at 24, 25 or 30 fps.

  3. Get the pass

    The camera's own timecode is read back and shown. Unplug, next camera.

Works with

Sony

Clock and timecode over USB-C.

  • A1 II
  • FX3A
  • FX2

Set USB Connection Mode to Remote Shooting, TC Run to Free Run and TC Make to Preset.

DJI Osmo

Clock over Bluetooth, with a full-screen flash and beep cue for lining up the camera's timecode.

  • Osmo Pocket 3
  • Osmo Pocket 4P

Off until you turn it on in Settings, so there are no Bluetooth prompts unless you use it.