Save the lead-up
Tap after the play to keep 20 seconds before it and 3 seconds after by default. Keep the camera running and let its buffer fill first.
THE CREASECAM FEATURE GUIDE
More from
every moment.
From the tap after a save to the feedback that shapes the next rep. Explore the tools that make your goalie video useful.
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01
Capture the play
Keep the moment without predicting it.
Save, Goal and Mark
Label the stop, goal against or coaching moment as you capture it, so you can find the right plays later.
Adjustable clip timing
Choose 5–60 seconds before a tap and 0–10 seconds after. Add extra lead-up for remote taps.
iPad or iPhone camera
Use a supported iPad or iPhone behind the net. The same app can run as Camera or Remote.
Recording quality choices
Choose supported formats up to 4K at 60 fps, or lower-resolution and battery-saving presets. Available formats depend on your device.
Frame the view
Zoom and pan the camera view to focus on the crease and the action around it.
Sound and capture feedback
Choose whether to record audio and play a capture-confirmation sound. Undo an accidental capture.
Keyboard and keypad shortcuts
Use Save, Goal and Mark shortcuts with a connected keyboard or compatible keypad, giving you another way to capture.
02
Replay from the stands
Stay with the other families. Pull up the play seconds later.
Your seat. Your instant replay.
Leave the camera behind the net and watch with the other families. Tap on your paired iPhone to save a play, then remotely pull up the video seconds later without leaving your seat. Watch the key moment or download the whole clip.
Slow motion on the remote
Replay at your pace, step frame by frame or loop a moment before sharing it from your phone.
Quick replay copies
4K camera clips have 1080p replay copies for smaller transfers. Choose the original when saving, or enable 4K replay viewing on a supported direct connection.
Save, Goal and Mark remotely
Keep the camera at the net and trigger captures from a paired phone within connection range.
Know what happened to a tap
See whether a capture is queued, received, saving or saved. If a connection drops, pending taps can retry while the camera still has the footage.
Optional camera preview
Check the camera’s view and recorded framing from the remote. Live preview is optional to reduce battery and connection use.
Camera settings on your phone
Adjust capture quality, clip timing, sound and dimming from the remote. Change the goalie or period without reaching for the camera.
Transfer progress
See when a replay is being prepared and downloaded. Full clips and 4K video take more time to prepare and transfer.
Replays use a Wi-Fi connection to the camera, not Bluetooth or the internet relay. Stay within range; timing depends on the clip, devices and connection.
03
Coach the details
Turn “what happened?” into something you can show.
Frame-by-frame playback
Use slow motion, playback speeds from ¼× to 2×, and frame stepping to study timing, tracking and recovery.
Jump to the moment
Use the filmstrip and Moment shortcut to get back to the action without replaying the entire lead-up.
Draw on the play
Add arrows, lines, circles, pen marks and angles. Attach drawings to a frame or the whole clip.
Apple Pencil support
Draw directly with Apple Pencil on a compatible iPad, or enter finger-drawing mode while paused.
Crease and shooting-line overlays
Calibrate the view using four rink marks, then use depth and shooting-line guides to explain positioning. Accuracy depends on a stable view and careful calibration.
Record a voice-over review
Talk through playback, speed changes and drawings. Pause, redo a part and preview the review before sharing.
Coach on camera
Include front-camera video in a coaching review. Using the front camera pauses rink-camera capture on that device.
Compare two clips
Align moments and review side by side, stacked or overlaid. Adjust each view, draw and record feedback across the comparison.
Trim and crop
Focus a clip on the key moment or tighten the framing. These edits replace the saved video; export a copy first if you want to keep the original view.
04
Organize a goalie’s work
Find the right rep, even after the session.
Games, practices and lessons
Group footage by session with goalie, date and period context, instead of a camera roll full of unrelated videos.
Goalie roster
Keep names, teams, jersey numbers, catching hand and notes together. Assign clips to the goalie they show.
Stars, notes and coaching tags
Star a useful clip, add a note and tag the technique, save or shot you want to revisit.
Filter and work in batches
Narrow the library by session, capture label, stars and tags. Select clips together to tag, share, compare or make a reel.
Review mode
Work through clips with Keep, Star and Delete decisions, helping you sort a session’s useful moments.
Captured-event statistics
See save percentage, session totals and goalie trends based on the plays you capture and label—not an automatic count of every shot.
Post-session summary
Finish a session with a goalie-focused overview, then review goals against, make highlights or prepare a coach handoff. Pending saves and transfers remain visible.
06
Set up for the rink
See what’s ready before the puck drops.
Camera readiness checks
Check recording readiness, permissions, links, battery and storage before you rely on a capture.
Nearby pairing, QR or code
Find and approve a nearby remote, scan the camera’s private pairing QR, or enter its connect code.
Local connections without internet
Bluetooth and direct Wi-Fi support nearby camera control. Wi-Fi carries previews and replay files; rink conditions affect range and reliability.
Enhanced Wi-Fi where supported
Use the app’s additional Wi-Fi connection option on supported iOS 26+ hardware. The app manages available links and fallbacks.
Encrypted internet fallback
An optional encrypted relay can carry commands, status and preview when local delivery fails. It does not carry replay files.
Battery and recording status
Check camera battery and recording warnings on the remote. The camera can dim its screen while recording and warn when power is low.
Connection and Rink views
Inspect link health, transfers and the relationship between your devices. The rink diagram is a connection overview, not a location tracker.
07
Capture both ends
Keep an angle when the goalie changes ends.
Two cameras, one remote
Pair cameras at both ends of the rink. Each tap captures both views so the other angle is kept too.
Follow the goalie by period
Set the goalie’s first-period end and let period changes alternate the in-net camera. Correct it manually when needed.
Avoid double-counting angles
The in-net view counts toward captured-event statistics. The second angle is marked Other end and excluded from those counts.
Bring footage into one library
Sync the secondary camera’s clips to the primary over Wi-Fi, directly or carried by the phone. Choose original quality or smaller 1080p transfers.
Know when the game is finished
See pending transfers when ending a game so you know which devices still need to stay on and connected.
08
Watch, storage and access
The practical tools around every session.
Apple Watch capture controls
Tap Save, Goal or Mark from the companion Watch app with haptic feedback. Commands go through its paired iPhone; check the phone for the capture result.
Lock Screen session status
A Live Activity shows session and capture statistics on supported iPhones. Updates depend on the app running and the latest camera status.
Recently Deleted and Undo
Recover deleted clips for up to 30 days, subject to available storage. Storage pressure can clear older deleted clips sooner.
Portable library backup
Export clips and library metadata together. Restore to an empty library; use session packages when you want to add to an existing one.
Storage and recovery information
See library and trash usage, free-space warnings and recovery information for interrupted saves.
One subscription and Family Sharing
Camera, Remote and Watch are covered together, with Family Sharing for your Apple family group. Coaches outside that group need their own recording subscription.
Keep access to saved footage
If your subscription ends, your existing local clips remain viewable and exportable. Recording new footage requires active access.
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