Wireless Delay Cam -Golf Swing app analytics for September 19

Check your form right after you move. Wireless Delay Cam turns two devices into a wireless delayed-playback camera system. Use one device to film and the other to play back the video a few seconds later, so you can review your form immediately after each movement. It is ideal for solo practice and self-checking, whether you are working on a golf or tennis swing, a dance routine, workout technique, posture while playing an instrument, or even your presentation stance. How It Works Connect two devices to the same Wi‑Fi network. On the device you want to watch, choose Monitor and set the delay anywhere from 0 to 120 seconds. On the device you want to film with, choose Camera. The app automatically discovers and connects to the Monitor on the same Wi‑Fi network. Your video plays back on the Monitor after the delay you selected, so you can check your movement moments after you perform it. Key Features Adjustable Delay from 0 to 120 Seconds Set the delay freely to match your activity, from quick motion checks to longer delayed review. Easy Wireless Connection Just connect both devices to the same Wi‑Fi network. The app automatically finds the other device, with no complicated setup or cables required. High-Quality Real-Time Video H.264 hardware encoding and decoding, combined with Metal rendering, deliver smooth 720p at 30 fps video over Wi‑Fi. Record and Save Record the delayed playback on the Monitor device and save it directly to your Camera Roll for later review or before-and-after comparisons. Mirror View Support Toggle horizontal mirroring for a natural, mirror-like viewing experience. Especially useful when using the front camera. Privacy-Friendly Video stays on your local network and is not sent to any external server. Perfect For Golf, tennis, and baseball swing analysis Dance, ballet, and movement review Instrument posture and technique checks Gym workouts, yoga, and Pilates form correction Presentation and speech posture practice Hair styling and back-of-head checks