Oct 11, 2026 · 16 min · 9 segments
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And the product, or I guess what we created for that is recording on our phone, using the Blackmagic Camera app goes into our iCloud which then is taken into a different folder in my SSD and then the audio is optimized as well as color added because I record in Apple log and then from there it just goes into my YouTube and This time around, I didn't add a playlist, but I think I will.
And it's really, really, really nice not to have to do that step and just be able to look back at the videos.
So today I did brainstorming around that idea of how can I make it so that other people would find it compelling enough to actually use.
And I feel like it would be cool if it were something you can view, like just have one view and sort of see the progress.
but whatever you're doing, it's at least like something that you can see almost like in your photos app where it's a progression in a way of time, right? But this one would be a collection of all the days you've practiced and then you can just hit it and it goes to your YouTube link.
So in a way it's like a log of all your practice sessions and I feel like in a way it's like a streak as well.
So we can use that idea of a streak in this app as well because it's to promote the fact that you're actually practicing and making progress.
I used to really love watching progression videos of like flare progressions or planche progressions and all that stuff and I feel like one of the big issues I have or had back then was I would record myself doing this all the time, but it would be so annoying to sort through the footage and it made me kind of stop at certain points.
And a lot of the footage I recorded of myself actually doing the splits is still sitting in my SSD.
Number one is the competition, right? I feel like that could be a factor added in eventually, but for now, the number two thing or the main thing is just a view of all your progression of your entire history of working on this skill.
And the product, or I guess what we created for that is recording on our phone, using the Blackmagic Camera app goes into our iCloud which then is taken into a different folder in my SSD and then the audio is optimized as well as color added because I record in Apple log and then from there it just goes into my YouTube and This time around, I didn't add a playlist, but I think I will.
And it's really, really, really nice not to have to do that step and just be able to look back at the videos.
So today I did brainstorming around that idea of how can I make it so that other people would find it compelling enough to actually use.
And I feel like it would be cool if it were something you can view, like just have one view and sort of see the progress.
but whatever you're doing, it's at least like something that you can see almost like in your photos app where it's a progression in a way of time, right? But this one would be a collection of all the days you've practiced and then you can just hit it and it goes to your YouTube link.
So in a way it's like a log of all your practice sessions and I feel like in a way it's like a streak as well.
So we can use that idea of a streak in this app as well because it's to promote the fact that you're actually practicing and making progress.
I used to really love watching progression videos of like flare progressions or planche progressions and all that stuff and I feel like one of the big issues I have or had back then was I would record myself doing this all the time, but it would be so annoying to sort through the footage and it made me kind of stop at certain points.
And a lot of the footage I recorded of myself actually doing the splits is still sitting in my SSD.
Number one is the competition, right? I feel like that could be a factor added in eventually, but for now, the number two thing or the main thing is just a view of all your progression of your entire history of working on this skill.
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