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Publisher Description
A camera that shoots without you pressing the shutter.
Sound, movement, brightness, heading, what's in frame - Snappy watches the sensors and releases the shutter the moment the condition you set is met. Use it with the phone on a tripod or a table, from a distance, when your hands are busy, or when you want to be in the picture yourself.
The shutter button still works, of course. It's an ordinary camera too.
■ Eight trigger conditions
. Shake - shoots when you shake the phone
. Sound - shoots when it hears a loud noise
. Motion - shoots when something moves in frame, with a threshold you can set by performing the movement once
. Brightness - shoots when it gets brighter
. Distance - shoots when something comes closer than the distance you set, using LiDAR or TrueDepth
. Compass - shoots when the phone faces a heading you choose
. Object - shoots when something you picked appears in frame, from 77 kinds including people, cats, dogs, birds, animals and cars
. Gesture - shoots on a peace sign held up to the camera, or on both arms raised, which reads from right across a room
Most conditions can be flipped to shoot when the value *falls* instead. When it goes quiet, when it gets dark, when the movement stops - the reverse works too.
■ Set the threshold with your finger
The indicator just above the preview shows what the sensor is feeling right now. Drag the white line and the threshold moves with it, while you watch the frame. No need to open Settings.
■ Two trigger modes
. Continuous - keeps shooting for as long as the condition stays met
. Standby - shoots once, then waits until the condition is no longer met before it will shoot again
Choose Standby when the situation holds steady - someone standing still, a room that stays bright - so you don't end up with a hundred of the same photo.
■ Features
. Shot count (1-10; 11-100 or unlimited with Pro)
. Interval Time between shots, from 0.0 to 99.9 seconds
. Delay Time before the shot, from 0.0 to 99.9 seconds, with a countdown ring around the shutter button
. A sound when the condition is met, so you know it noticed even from behind the camera
. Automatic capture lock - the sensors keep watching, but nothing is taken
. Grid (thirds / center)
. Inclinometer showing side-to-side and front-to-back tilt at once, turning with the way you hold the device
. Aspect ratio (default / square)
. Saved size (1/4; Full and 1/2 with Pro)
. Save to Photos, or with Pro to a folder on this device or in iCloud Drive
. Add location
. Capture review
. Disable Auto-Lock, so a long session isn't cut short by the screen turning off
. Front and back camera
Photos are saved to the iOS Photos library - or, with Pro, to a dated folder on this device or in iCloud Drive - with what triggered the shot written into the file's EXIF.
■ Some ways to use it
. Leave it by the door or in the garden and catch whoever - or whatever - turns up
. Clap your hands to take the shot from across the room
. Raise both arms from across the room and be in the photo yourself
. Catch fireworks and lightning on brightness
. Put it beside a path and shoot whatever comes within a metre
. Shake the phone to shoot
. Shoot when the phone faces a particular direction
Open the Quick Guide from Description in Settings. It includes recipes like these.
This app shows ads. The Pro in-app purchase removes them, and unlocks the Full and 1/2 sizes, saving to this device or iCloud Drive, and shot counts of 11 or more and unlimited. Without Pro, photos are saved at 1/4 size to the Photos library, and Shot Count is 1 to 10.
Version History Minor fixes (2.2.1)
What's New (2.2.0)
■ Save to a folder
Photos can now go to a folder on this device or in iCloud Drive instead of the Photos library — one folder per day, numbered in the order they were taken, and visible in the Files app. Choose in Settings under Save To.
■ Pro
Remove Ads is now Pro, and if you bought it you already have Pro — there is nothing to buy again. Pro removes ads and unlocks the Full and 1/2 sizes, saving to this device or iCloud Drive, and shot counts of 11 or more and unlimited. Without Pro, photos are saved to the Photos library at 1/4 size, and Shot Count is 1 to 10.
■ Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal
In Motion, tap Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal and perform the movement you want to shoot on for five seconds. The gauge and the threshold are set from it: the scene at rest sits at the bottom, and your movement fills it. Reset puts the gauge back.
■ Keeps to the interval
The next shot no longer waits for the last one to finish saving, so a short Interval Time is kept. A spinner shows while photos are being saved, and where they are going.
■ Also
The Sound gauge reads in decibels. The inclinometer turns with the way you hold the device, sideways or upside down, and its line now moves the other way for front-to-back tilt. On iPad, the settings sheet can be dragged taller or shorter.
■ Fixed
On a new install, Shake could be far more sensitive than intended; it is back to the intended level, including on devices already affected. The inclinometer no longer reads a device turned a quarter turn as level. A failed purchase or restore now says so. 2.2.1 Sep 21 ■ Save to a folder
Photos can now go to a folder on this device or in iCloud Drive instead of the Photos library — one folder per day, numbered in the order they were taken, and visible in the Files app. Choose in Settings under Save To.
■ Pro
Remove Ads is now Pro, and if you bought it you already have Pro — there is nothing to buy again. Pro removes ads and unlocks the Full and 1/2 sizes, saving to this device or iCloud Drive, and shot counts of 11 or more and unlimited. Without Pro, photos are saved to the Photos library at 1/4 size, and Shot Count is 1 to 10.
■ Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal
In Motion, tap Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal and perform the movement you want to shoot on for five seconds. The gauge and the threshold are set from it: the scene at rest sits at the bottom, and your movement fills it. Reset puts the gauge back.
■ Keeps to the interval
The next shot no longer waits for the last one to finish saving, so a short Interval Time is kept. A spinner shows while photos are being saved, and where they are going.
■ Also
The Sound gauge reads in decibels. The inclinometer turns with the way you hold the device, sideways or upside down, and its line now moves the other way for front-to-back tilt. On iPad, the settings sheet can be dragged taller or shorter.
■ Fixed
On a new install, Shake could be far more sensitive than intended; it is back to the intended level, including on devices already affected. The inclinometer no longer reads a device turned a quarter turn as level. A failed purchase or restore now says so. 2.2.0 Sep 14 ■ Fixed
A photo taken in portrait could be saved rotated 90°, when Aspect Ratio was Square or Size was anything but Full. Landscape shots were unaffected.
■ Fixed
Automatic capture could not be stopped. With Trigger Mode set to Continuous and a condition that stayed met, the lock button did nothing at all when Interval Time was zero, and took a photo instead of locking when it wasn't. It now locks whenever you tap it, and nothing is shot while it is locked.
■ Interval Time and Delay Time
Both are now set and shown in tenths of a second — 0.0 to 99.9 s — instead of milliseconds. That is the granularity anyone actually sets a gap or a delay at, and it is one wheel's worth of spinning rather than a thousand positions.
■ Also
Settings reopen where you left them. The guide can be shared or copied. Sound mode measures the level without ever writing audio to disk. Compass headings are now recorded in photos as magnetic, which is what they are. If the camera is taken by a call or another app, the preview says so instead of going quietly black. 2.1.1 Sep 6 ■ Two new trigger conditions
Distance shoots when something comes closer than the distance you set, using LiDAR or TrueDepth. Gesture shoots on a peace sign held up to the camera, or on both arms raised — which reads from right across a room, where a hand shape is too small to see.
■ Capture delay
Wait anything from a few milliseconds to 99.999 seconds between the condition being met and the shutter going, with a countdown ring sweeping around the shutter button. Time to walk into the frame, or out of it.
■ A sound when the condition is met
Optional, and it sounds once per crossing rather than continuously. Useful while setting a threshold, and when you're too far from the screen to watch the indicator.
■ More on the indicator
Each condition now shows what its bar actually measures — both ends of the scale and the threshold you've set — so a setting can be read and repeated.
■ Milliseconds
Both the interval between shots and the new capture delay go from 0.000 to 99.999 seconds.
■ In the photo
What triggered the shot, the reading at that moment, the threshold, the lens and the subject distance are written into the file's EXIF.
■ Fixed
In Continuous mode, a second shot could be taken after the interval had passed even though the condition was no longer met — a photo of an empty frame. The condition is now checked again at the moment the shot is taken. 2.1.0 Sep 4 Snappy has been rebuilt from the ground up.
■ Six trigger conditions
Shake, Sound, Motion, Brightness, Compass and Object. Object detection recognizes 77 kinds of subject, including people, cats, dogs, birds, animals and bicycles.
■ New Standby trigger mode
Shoots once, then waits until the condition is no longer met before shooting again — so a situation that holds steady doesn't fill your library.
■ Set the threshold right on the preview
Drag the white line on the indicator. You can match it to what you're actually seeing, without opening Settings.
■ Automatic capture lock
Keep the sensors watching while nothing is taken, so setting up a condition doesn't trip the shutter.
■ Also new
• Max shot count and interval between shots
• Inclinometer showing side-to-side and front-to-back tilt at once
• Grid (thirds / center)
• Aspect ratio and saved size
• Add location
• Capture review
• Disable Auto-Lock
• A Quick Guide built into the app
■ A new interface
Redesigned for current iPhone and iPad, with VoiceOver support throughout. 2.0 Aug 13 - Fixed the crash bug on low memory.
- Changed the range of timer to 1 - 60 seconds.
- Changed to produce a sound from the speaker.
- Changed to represent the last working states. 1.3.1 01/19/2010 - Compatible with iPhone OS 3.1.
- Added the repeat-shooting option.
- Added the grid guidelines.
- Added the pause button.
- Improved the user interface. 1.3 10/14/2009 - The size of picture to take was selectable.
- Sound shooting mode was added.
- Touch shooting mode was added.
- Browsing the camera roll function was added.
- The user interface was improved. 1.2 01/24/2009 1.1 12/17/2008 1.0 12/11/2008
About Snappy - Interactive Camera
The company that develops Snappy - Interactive Camera is 正行 Akamatsu. The latest version released by its developer is 2.2.1.
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version 2.2.1
posted on 2026-10-15
Version History Minor fixes (2.2.1)
What's New (2.2.0)
■ Save to a folder
Photos can now go to a folder on this device or in iCloud Drive instead of the Photos library — one folder per day, numbered in the order they were taken, and visible in the Files app. Choose in Settings under Save To.
■ Pro
Remove Ads is now Pro, and if you bought it you already have Pro — there is nothing to buy again. Pro removes ads and unlocks the Full and 1/2 sizes, saving to this device or iCloud Drive, and shot counts of 11 or more and unlimited. Without Pro, photos are saved to the Photos library at 1/4 size, and Shot Count is 1 to 10.
■ Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal
In Motion, tap Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal and perform the movement you want to shoot on for five seconds. The gauge and the threshold are set from it: the scene at rest sits at the bottom, and your movement fills it. Reset puts the gauge back.
■ Keeps to the interval
The next shot no longer waits for the last one to finish saving, so a short Interval Time is kept. A spinner shows while photos are being saved, and where they are going.
■ Also
The Sound gauge reads in decibels. The inclinometer turns with the way you hold the device, sideways or upside down, and its line now moves the other way for front-to-back tilt. On iPad, the settings sheet can be dragged taller or shorter.
■ Fixed
On a new install, Shake could be far more sensitive than intended; it is back to the intended level, including on devices already affected. The inclinometer no longer reads a device turned a quarter turn as level. A failed purchase or restore now says so. 2.2.1 Sep 21 ■ Save to a folder
Photos can now go to a folder on this device or in iCloud Drive instead of the Photos library — one folder per day, numbered in the order they were taken, and visible in the Files app. Choose in Settings under Save To.
■ Pro
Remove Ads is now Pro, and if you bought it you already have Pro — there is nothing to buy again. Pro removes ads and unlocks the Full and 1/2 sizes, saving to this device or iCloud Drive, and shot counts of 11 or more and unlimited. Without Pro, photos are saved to the Photos library at 1/4 size, and Shot Count is 1 to 10.
■ Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal
In Motion, tap Auto-Adjust by Rehearsal and perform the movement you want to shoot on for five seconds. The gauge and the threshold are set from it: the scene at rest sits at the bottom, and your movement fills it. Reset puts the gauge back.
■ Keeps to the interval
The next shot no longer waits for the last one to finish saving, so a short Interval Time is kept. A spinner shows while photos are being saved, and where they are going.
■ Also
The Sound gauge reads in decibels. The inclinometer turns with the way you hold the device, sideways or upside down, and its line now moves the other way for front-to-back tilt. On iPad, the settings sheet can be dragged taller or shorter.
■ Fixed
On a new install, Shake could be far more sensitive than intended; it is back to the intended level, including on devices already affected. The inclinometer no longer reads a device turned a quarter turn as level. A failed purchase or restore now says so. 2.2.0 Sep 14 ■ Fixed
A photo taken in portrait could be saved rotated 90°, when Aspect Ratio was Square or Size was anything but Full. Landscape shots were unaffected.
■ Fixed
Automatic capture could not be stopped. With Trigger Mode set to Continuous and a condition that stayed met, the lock button did nothing at all when Interval Time was zero, and took a photo instead of locking when it wasn't. It now locks whenever you tap it, and nothing is shot while it is locked.
■ Interval Time and Delay Time
Both are now set and shown in tenths of a second — 0.0 to 99.9 s — instead of milliseconds. That is the granularity anyone actually sets a gap or a delay at, and it is one wheel's worth of spinning rather than a thousand positions.
■ Also
Settings reopen where you left them. The guide can be shared or copied. Sound mode measures the level without ever writing audio to disk. Compass headings are now recorded in photos as magnetic, which is what they are. If the camera is taken by a call or another app, the preview says so instead of going quietly black. 2.1.1 Sep 6 ■ Two new trigger conditions
Distance shoots when something comes closer than the distance you set, using LiDAR or TrueDepth. Gesture shoots on a peace sign held up to the camera, or on both arms raised — which reads from right across a room, where a hand shape is too small to see.
■ Capture delay
Wait anything from a few milliseconds to 99.999 seconds between the condition being met and the shutter going, with a countdown ring sweeping around the shutter button. Time to walk into the frame, or out of it.
■ A sound when the condition is met
Optional, and it sounds once per crossing rather than continuously. Useful while setting a threshold, and when you're too far from the screen to watch the indicator.
■ More on the indicator
Each condition now shows what its bar actually measures — both ends of the scale and the threshold you've set — so a setting can be read and repeated.
■ Milliseconds
Both the interval between shots and the new capture delay go from 0.000 to 99.999 seconds.
■ In the photo
What triggered the shot, the reading at that moment, the threshold, the lens and the subject distance are written into the file's EXIF.
■ Fixed
In Continuous mode, a second shot could be taken after the interval had passed even though the condition was no longer met — a photo of an empty frame. The condition is now checked again at the moment the shot is taken. 2.1.0 Sep 4 Snappy has been rebuilt from the ground up.
■ Six trigger conditions
Shake, Sound, Motion, Brightness, Compass and Object. Object detection recognizes 77 kinds of subject, including people, cats, dogs, birds, animals and bicycles.
■ New Standby trigger mode
Shoots once, then waits until the condition is no longer met before shooting again — so a situation that holds steady doesn't fill your library.
■ Set the threshold right on the preview
Drag the white line on the indicator. You can match it to what you're actually seeing, without opening Settings.
■ Automatic capture lock
Keep the sensors watching while nothing is taken, so setting up a condition doesn't trip the shutter.
■ Also new
• Max shot count and interval between shots
• Inclinometer showing side-to-side and front-to-back tilt at once
• Grid (thirds / center)
• Aspect ratio and saved size
• Add location
• Capture review
• Disable Auto-Lock
• A Quick Guide built into the app
■ A new interface
Redesigned for current iPhone and iPad, with VoiceOver support throughout. 2.0 Aug 13 - Fixed the crash bug on low memory.
- Changed the range of timer to 1 - 60 seconds.
- Changed to produce a sound from the speaker.
- Changed to represent the last working states. 1.3.1 01/19/2010 - Compatible with iPhone OS 3.1.
- Added the repeat-shooting option.
- Added the grid guidelines.
- Added the pause button.
- Improved the user interface. 1.3 10/14/2009 - The size of picture to take was selectable.
- Sound shooting mode was added.
- Touch shooting mode was added.
- Browsing the camera roll function was added.
- The user interface was improved. 1.2 01/24/2009 1.1 12/17/2008 1.0 12/11/2008
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