Flipcorder vs Rarevision VHS
A whole day on tape, not one clip.
Rarevision VHS turns a clip into a worn, glitchy old tape. Flipcorder films your day in short flips onto one tape, in a VHS or MiniDV look over clean HD. Here’s how they differ.
Rarevision VHS: the app, bought once. Flipcorder: $4.99, once. US App Store prices, checked .
Four things that are different
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01 · Cost
$4.99
Once, ever.
Rarevision VHS: $5.99 once, about the same. A free Lite version is also on the App Store.
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02 · One price
Nothing to unlock
No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, no watermark.
Rarevision VHS: one price too, with no in-app purchases.
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03 · Privacy
No account
Your tapes stay on your phone. Nothing is linked to you.
Rarevision VHS: its App Store label says it collects no data at all. Ours lists anonymous crash and usage data, not linked to you.
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04 · Flips
0:20
20 seconds a flip by default, or No limit. All day, onto today’s tape; tonight, one raw film.
Rarevision VHS: one clip at a time, glitched, with a date you can change.
When Rarevision VHS is the better pick
- A heavy, glitchy, found-footage look
- Changing the on-screen date, and animated titles
- Giving videos you already have the VHS look
- Shaking the phone to glitch the picture
For a whole day on tape, the chatter left in, for $4.99 once:
Also compared: 1 Second EverydayVHS CamDazz Cam.
Facts about Rarevision VHS come from its App Store page, checked 28 October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Write to help@flipcorder.app.