Reveal ShotA camera for before and afters · iPhone
Your results are real. Your photos should show it.
Reveal Shot lines up every follow-up with the patient's own baseline while the camera is live. Then one tap matches the pair, so what's different between the photos is the patient, not the camera.
A good result can vanish in a bad pair of photos.
- Angle
- Turn the head a few degrees and the jawline reads differently.
- Distance
- Step in closer and the lens reshapes the whole face.
- Light
- Warmer or dimmer light changes skin tone and every line on it.
None of that is the treatment, and all of it shows up in the photo. Reveal Shot fixes the photograph twice: once while you're taking it, and again when you compare.
The baseline stays on screen until the new photo matches it.
The patient's first photo floats over the live camera as a ghost. Position, size and tilt are compared as you move. When they agree, the frame turns green and you take the picture.
The coach says which way: step back, aim higher, tilt left.
Green means it matches. Nothing fires by itself; you press the shutter.
Change a setting and watch the photo change. Nothing covers it.
Pick the poses once. The app walks you through them at every visit.
The camera remembers
Every baseline keeps the camera settings it was taken with. Match brings back exposure, white balance and focus in one tap and locks them for the follow-up.
A lighting coach
It compares the room to the first visit and tells you what's off: too dark, too bright, warmer, cooler. It keeps saying so until the light matches.
Seven manual dials
Exposure, ISO, shutter, warmth, tint, focus and zoom, each on its own dial. Save a setup as a preset for the room you shoot in.
A ghost you control
Fade it up or down, hide it, or choose a different photo to shoot against.
Guides for every pose
A grid, a level, and an outline that shows where the eyes and the midline belong. Back camera or front.
A second look
If a shot lands off the baseline, you're told by how much and asked whether to keep it or retake it.
A series for every treatment. Each pose keeps its own baseline.
Eight series are built in, and you can make your own with any poses you like. The ghost is the earlier photo of the pose you're on, unless you pick another.
- Face · 5 views
- Face · 3 views
- Lips
- Eyes & brow
- Forehead & glabella
- Neck & jawline
- Body
- Free shot
- Your own
One tap lines them up. One matches the color. One covers the eyes.
Even a careful follow-up lands a little off. Compare takes the two visits and makes them agree, one correction at a time, and shows you what each one did.
Two visits, exactly as the camera saw them. The saved photos never change.
One tap closes the space between the photos.
Both photos always show the same spot.
Look closer, and both photos come with you.
Slider, side by side, or a fade from one photo into the other. In all three, double tap or pinch to zoom, then drag to move around.
The before and the after stay locked together, so whatever part of the face you're studying, you're seeing it in both.
It lines up side views and close-ups too.
On a front view, Align locks onto both eyes. On a profile it uses the eye that shows, with the mouth for size and tilt. On a close-up with no face in it, it matches skin detail.
If a pair can't be matched, it says so and lets you line it up by hand. You can also pick any two visits to compare, and nudge brightness, contrast and warmth on one photo or both.
Lined up on the one eye that shows, with one bar over it.
Brightness, contrast and warmth, on both photos or just one.
Compare and Present both work on their side. Fold the tools away and the photos take the whole screen.
The pair becomes the post.
Share starts with one question: who will see this? Then it sizes the pair, adds your name, and writes down what was done to it.
Clinical use, or public use. Public needs marketing consent on file, and the app checks.
Original, 4:5 feed, 9:16 story or 1:1 square.
Every export notes what was applied to the photos.
Your name on it
Your practice name or logo and your Instagram handle, placed the same way on every export. Three looks: Classic, Borderless and Framed.
A reveal video
A wipe from the before to the after, anywhere from one to ten seconds long, ready for a story or a reel.
A whole visit at once
Select the photos and export every pair in one go, lined up and color matched.
Present puts the pair in front of the patient.
Full screen, nothing else on it. Hand over the phone, turn it on its side for bigger photos, or mirror it to the TV in the room. Slider or side by side, and you can still pinch in on a detail.
Everything else a clinic needs from a camera.
Photos file themselves under the patient, the visit and the pose. Consent sits next to them.
Search by name. A mark shows who has consent on file.
A timeline, or every visit of one pose in a row. Title a visit, add a note, tag the patient.
Clinical and marketing consent, signed with a finger. Either can be withdrawn, and that blocks new exports.
Swap a busy wall for a studio color. It saves a copy; the original stays as shot.
Bring your old befores
Import from Photos or Files, up to 60 at a time. Each photo files under the right visit by the date it was taken.
Details that stay private
A chart number, date of birth, contact details and notes on each patient. Notes never appear on an export.
Nothing lost by accident
Archive patients you're not seeing. Deleted photos wait in Recently deleted for 10 days before they're gone.
Patient photos stay on the phone.
There's no account to create and no server of ours for a photo to reach. The detail is in the privacy policy.
- Nothing uploadsPhotos leave the device only when you export or back them up yourself.
- Kept apartEncrypted inside the app, out of the camera roll and out of iCloud backup.
- Locked when you step awayFace ID or your passcode to get back in. The app switcher shows a cover, never a patient.
- A backup you holdOne passphrase-locked file, saved wherever you choose. Restore it on any iPhone.
- No exit feeExport every photo as plain JPEG folders with an index, any time.
One plan. Everything on this page is in it.
Try all of it free for 14 days. No card, no account. Billing starts only if you subscribe, through your Apple Account, and you can cancel there any time.
Request the inviteWhat stays free, subscribed or not
- Viewing every photo you've taken
- Saving and exporting your original photos
- Backup and restore
- Your consent records
A subscription covers new photos and newly made comparisons. Your library is never held back.
Fair questions.
Does it change what the result looks like?
No. Align moves, sizes and turns a photo. Color applies one balance to the whole image. Nothing is retouched, reshaped or generated, your saved photos are never altered, and every export lists what was applied.
Does it measure or score results?
No. Reveal Shot is for photography consistency. It doesn't measure, diagnose or predict anything.
What do I need?
An iPhone running iOS 17 or later. No rig, no booth, no special lights. An iPad version is in testing, and one subscription will cover both.
Can more than one person take the photos?
Yes, and that's the point of the ghost. Whoever is holding the phone gets the same framing, because the baseline is on the screen telling them where to stand.
What happens if I stop subscribing?
You keep everything. Viewing, saving your originals, backup, restore and the folder export all keep working.
What about HIPAA?
Reveal Shot never sends patient information to us, so there's no system of ours holding it. Your practice stays responsible for the device, its passcode and how exports are used. The privacy policy covers this in full.
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Founding cohorts keep their launch price on the Solo plan for as long as their subscription stays active.
Designed by a physician and a PA who shoot befores and afters every day.