Make one yourself
Your clips land on the tape in the order you shot them.
- Collaborate with friends
- Works offline
- Private by default
Free on iPhone
VideoBro collects clips from you and your friends and turns them into a home movie worth keeping.
- Invite your friends to the tape.
- Every clip falls into place automatically.
- Develop it into one film you keep.
Already use VideoBro? Open your Tape Cabinet
App Store reviews
In their own words.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Peak Nostalgia / Making Memories
I’m obsessed with this app. It’s so intuitive and fun. I love how it leans into the nostalgia of VHS tapes — exclusively focusing on horizontal videos. Epic. The collaboration function is clutch. Being able to have multiple friends contribute to one shared memory is so special. Highly recommend!!
Deeeepmp -
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
So fun!
Easy to use, nostalgic, and it just makes memories feel more special. I always forget to record and end up with no evidence of the night, but this app encouraged me to document more. And I love the aesthetic!
Joshlyne888 -
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good time for good memories!
This has been such a special app for collecting memories and moments! Super fun to collaborate with your friends
Mars…T -
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Huge fan
I love this app, it’s my favorite place to collab with my friends on a vacation. Or hanging on a Saturday night.
Make memories you can’t forget!
Bryan Barash -
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Brilliant!
Love this app! Gave our crew a fun way to capture an adventure. Really challenged my 90’s dad with a camcorder vibes
Kandyplease -
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Love it!
Love the app! Such a fun way to keep memories and share them with friends and family. Super easy to use!
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Make a tape
Tap REC
Or tap +
Invite your friends
Develop and Share
Your Tape Cabinet
Now rolling
Capture the moments from everyone's phones, on one tape, in real time!
One phone, or up to 8.
Make one together
Invite up to 8 people, including you. Everyone films into the same tape from their own phone.
The whole product, listed.
Swipe to delete. Hold to trim.
That's the whole edit — no filters, no titles, no reordering.
VHS mode, on a switch.
A playback switch, off by default. The film underneath is the same file either way.
Made in the cloud.
Press Develop, close the app, and we'll notify you when your film's ready.
Shelves, and one that's hidden.
Sort finished films by name, and lock one shelf behind Face ID or a passcode.
2 GB free. More room is coming.
2 GB, about an hour of footage, to start. Paid plans with more room are on the way.
Works with no signal.
Clips save to the phone and upload once you're back online.
Several tapes going at once.
Work on more than one tape at a time, and switch between them.
Opens in any browser.
A finished film plays from a link, on any device — no account, no app.
Share by link. Stop sharing, it's gone.
One unlisted link per film. Stop sharing and the link dies.
No effort required.
Clips land in the order they were shot — that's the whole film.
Sharing
People don't need VideoBro to watch.
Share a film with one unlisted link. Whoever gets it taps it and watches, in their browser, on any device: Android, a laptop, the grandparents' iPad. No app, no account, nothing to install. Pasted into Messages it shows up as a card with the film's cover and name; stop sharing and the link dies.
How sharing works, in detail
The difference
Collected like an album. Finished as a film.
The camera roll is where group footage goes to die — a dozen half-dark clips stranded on a dozen phones, and a group chat where "someone should make a video" goes unanswered until everybody stops caring.
VideoBro is where it actually gets made. The hard part was never the editing. It was collecting everyone's clips in one place. A tape does that by default, and develop does the cut. And what we brought back is the tape, not the filter: nothing baked into your footage, ever. VHS mode is a switch for watching, not a filter on the film. Just the shape of the thing, finite, shared, finished, yours.
- Invite-only, always. Only the people you invite can film into a tape. Share links are unlisted — only the people you send them to can watch.
- It ends in a film, not a pile. Shared albums collect clips nobody ever stitches together. Here, the film is the whole point.
- Everyone can watch. Friends without the app — Android, a laptop, grandma — open the film on a plain web page.
- Eight people, every plan. Crew size isn't something we sell you. It's the same number whether you pay us or not.
- Your footage is yours. No ads, no third-party trackers in the app, nothing sold. What stays and what gets cleaned up is written down plainly, and why we built a tape is too.
Guides
The hard part was never the editing.
Plain answers to the things people actually type, honest about when a shared album or a free editor is the better tool.
All the guides, in one place
GuideCombine videos from multiple phonesEight ways to do it, with the steps, and the one thing they all get wrong.
GuideMake a home movie with your phoneNine steps, from a boundary and the right settings to actually watching it.
GuideShare family videos privatelyGetting a family video to just the people who matter, and when a plain file link is enough.
StoryWhat happened to the home movieWhat it was as an object, why the phone quietly ended it, and why to make one now.
GuideCollect everyone's videos after a tripThe trip is over and the footage is on eight phones. How to gather it.
GuideGet friends to contribute videosWhat to send before the day so people actually film, not just promise to.
GuideTurn a Shared Album into a filmVideos already in an iCloud Shared Album? Pull them onto one tape and Develop it.
ChoosingCollaborative video apps, comparedFive kinds of product get called that. Which one fits, and when it isn't us.