Camera video
The selected iPhone camera records video to video.mov.
iPhone recording support
CapturE records camera footage alongside timestamped iPhone sensor measurements, keeping each recording together for straightforward transfer and analysis.
Open a support issueGetting started
Grant camera and motion access when prompted. Grant microphone access if you plan to record audio.
Select a supported resolution and frame rate, then frame your shot in the live preview.
Tap Record. Use Pause and Resume within the current recording, or Stop to finish it.
Open Recordings to review locally stored sessions and transfer the files you need.
What is recorded
The selected iPhone camera records video to video.mov.
Measures acceleration along the device's X, Y, and Z axes.
Measures rotation rate around the device's three axes.
Records magnetic-field measurements reported by the device.
Records calculated attitude and orientation values.
Timing information relates sensor measurements to the recording timeline.
Microphone audio is included when audio recording is enabled and permission is granted.
Measurements are saved in sensors.csv and session details in metadata.json.
Your recordings
Each completed recording folder contains its video, sensor CSV, and metadata file. Recordings remain local until you transfer them using available iOS file-sharing options.
Troubleshooting
In iPhone Settings, confirm camera permission is enabled for CapturE, then reopen the app.
Confirm Motion & Fitness access is allowed, then start a new recording.
Check that audio recording was enabled and microphone permission was granted before recording.
CapturE shows combinations supported by the selected camera. Choices vary by camera and iPhone model.
Check Recordings and the CapturE location exposed through iOS Files or device file sharing.
Need more help?
Open a GitHub issue with your iPhone model, what happened, and steps to reproduce it. Do not attach private recordings or license keys.