RiseCam Coming soon to iOS
Lock in on one thing. Film every day of it.
Name the one thing you are locking in on — learning to code, finishing the book, getting fit. Every time you work on it, prop your phone up and RiseCam films the session as a time-lapse. Every day you film moves the count on, the proof piles up, and your friends see you keep showing up.
7-day free trial Recording works offline Footage stays on your phone
What it does
One arc, a camera on it, and a count that keeps climbing
No to-do list and no catalogue of habits. You name one thing, you show up for it, and every session leaves proof behind.
One arc, in your own words
Learn to code. Write the book. Run a 10K. You name the one thing you are locking in on, and every session you record belongs to it — nothing to pick, nothing to file.
Day 23, and counting
Your arc counts the days you film. A day without a session does not count, so the number is on the first screen you open and never says more than you did.
Every session on film
Prop the phone up and tap record. RiseCam takes a frame every few seconds while you work and turns the session into a time-lapse — proof, not a ticked box.
Friends who see it
Post a session and your friends see it. Proof that somebody is waiting for is the kind that gets you back to the desk tomorrow.
Hours you can point at
Focus time is counted from the frames actually captured, with your streak beside it — what you really put in, not how it felt.
One-tap export
Pick a length, from 15 seconds to every frame. RiseCam re-times the session and saves an MP4 to your photo library, ready to post wherever you like.
How it works
Name it, film it, keep showing up
Name your arc
Tell RiseCam what you are locking in on, in your own words. That is your arc, and today is Day 1.
Film every session
Whenever you work on it, prop the phone up — desk, easel, gym floor, kitchen table — and tap record. Stop when you are done.
Watch the count climb
Every session lands under your arc as a time-lapse. Each filmed day moves the count on, and your friends see that you were there.
Inside the app
Built around one arc
Your arc and its day on the first screen, every session kept under it, and a video ready in one tap.
Your arc, and every day you showed up for it
Every session, kept as a time-lapse
Re-timed and saved in one tap
Questions
The short answers
What is an arc?
The one thing you are locking in on, named in your own words — "Learn to code", "Write my book", "Run a 10K". It is Day 1 on the day you name it, and every session you record counts toward it. You can rename it whenever you like.
Can I have more than one arc?
Not for now. RiseCam is built around one thing at a time, so every session you record points at the same goal.
What does the day count measure?
The days you have filmed. Your arc starts on Day 1 and stays there until a day is on film; every day with a session moves it on by one, and a day without one does not count, however long you are away. Your streak says something different: whether those days came without a miss.
Do I need an account to record?
No. Install it, name your arc and start your subscription — the whole app works without signing in. An account carries your history to another device, and you need one to post to friends.
Who sees my footage?
Nobody, unless you post it. Sessions are filmed and kept on your phone. When you post one, your friends on RiseCam see it — there is no public feed.
How much does it cost?
RiseCam is subscription-only. RiseCam Pro is $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year, shown in your own currency in the app, and the yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial. You can cancel at any time in your App Store settings.
Is there a watermark on exports?
By default, a small RiseCam mark and a sticker saying how long you focused. Both are stickers like any other, so you can remove either one before you export.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad, on iOS 18 or later. There is no Android app yet.
Name your arc. Day 1 starts today.
Free to download, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan. Prop the phone up for your first session and the count starts climbing.