Recording by yourself
Place the phone on a stable support, step back, and let the framing guide tell you when the camera is ready.
Smart dance recording · iPhone · iOS 17+
Set down your iPhone. Step into frame. Dance.
DanceTake watches the frame while you get into position. Once you are visible and steady, it counts down and starts recording—no one has to stand behind the camera.
App Store release in preparation
Hands-free start
Red, yellow, and green guidance, followed by a clear countdown.
Reference at hand
Play a teaching video or music while you dance.
Practice on TV
Use AirPlay to see the reference and your live camera side by side.
Clean finish
Build the finished take with the source’s original soundtrack.
Inside the real app
A clear cue from the first step to the final take.
These are real DanceTake screens, shown in the language you selected.
Reference while recording
Teaching video or music stays available while you dance.
AirPlay practice
See the reference and your live camera side by side on TV.
Clean original audio
Review the take, then keep the source track without room noise.
Made for practising alone
The camera can wait for you.
DanceTake removes the small interruptions that make solo recording awkward, so you can stay focused on the choreography.
Repeating one routine
Keep takes grouped by the same teaching video or track, making versions easy to compare.
Practising away from the phone
Move the reference to a compatible TV with AirPlay, then follow it from across the room.
A simpler recording rhythm
Choose. Step back. Keep the take.
You can start with a teaching video, an audio track, or no reference at all.
Choose what to follow
Pick a video or audio file, reuse a recent reference, or leave it empty and record the room sound.
Step into frame
The large colour cue shows whether the key parts of your body are visible. Hold still briefly to begin the countdown.
Finish without the scramble
Review the take, trim the ending, mirror it if needed, then save or share it with the clean source track.
What is included
From getting into frame to keeping the version you like.
Framing and capture
Whole-body guidance, automatic start, front-camera recording, and the quality and frame-rate choices supported by your iPhone.
Reference and practice
Video or audio playback, seeking, 0.5×–1× speed, optional beat cues, mirroring, swapping sides, and AirPlay practice.
Takes and finishing
Takes grouped by reference, playable previews, end trimming, optional mirroring, clean original audio, saving, and sharing.
Private by design
Your camera and dance videos stay on your devices.
DanceTake has no account, ads, behavioural analytics, or cross-app tracking. Framing, pose detection, beat analysis, imported media, and takes are handled locally. AirPlay connections are managed by Apple’s system services.
Privacy policy →Questions
Before you set the phone down.
Can I record without a teaching video or music?+
Yes. Leave the reference empty to keep the room sound, or turn the microphone off if you want a silent recording.
Does DanceTake upload my videos?+
No. Imported media and recorded takes remain in the app’s local storage unless you choose to save or share them. AirPlay does not create a DanceTake cloud copy.
Do I still need someone behind the camera?+
No. A tripod or other stable support is recommended, but the framing cue and automatic countdown are designed for solo recording.
What if my TV does not support AirPlay?+
All iPhone recording features still work. TV practice requires a compatible AirPlay or screen-mirroring receiver.
Put the phone down and stay with the dance.
DanceTake is being prepared for the App Store. Support and release information will be published here.