How It Works

The short version.

• •qaptcha helps you document your creative process and turn real moments into social content — reels, stories, and posts — without the editing grind.
• •Whether you're making music, painting, writing, photographing, or building anything creative, you can capture a session in about two minutes and walk away with something ready to share.
• •Your audience doesn't want polished ads. They want to see the real work. Behind-the-scenes moments build deeper connections than any promo post.
• •Think of it as a creative diary that also happens to make content for you.

Organise your work before you start capturing.

• •A project groups all your session logs for one creative work — a song, a painting, a photo series, a podcast, or anything else you're building.
• •Go to the Projects page and tap New Project. Give it a name, pick a type (Music, Visual Art, Writing, Photography, Travel, DJ Set, Podcast, or Other), and optionally add a short description.
• •You can also create a project on the fly during capture — after recording a session, you'll be prompted to assign it to an existing project or create a new one.
• •There's no limit to how many session logs a project can have. Each session becomes a timestamped entry in that project's timeline.

Capture what happened. In about a minute.

• •Tap the camera button to start — you'll step through a few quick capture steps: your spot, your activity, a selfie, etc. You can also edit your session log later to retake or remove steps.
• •Skip any step you don't need. Nothing is required.
• •Want to capture more? Tap the + button on the last step to add extra captures — photos, videos, audio, or screen recordings. You can add up to 10 and name each one by tapping the pencil icon.
• •Jot a note at the end — it shows up as text in your post.
• •At the recap screen, assign the session to an existing project or create a new one on the spot.

Turn your captures into a share-ready video.

• •Open a session that has at least one photo or video, then tap Generate Session Reel.
• •It runs in the background — you can keep using the app while it works.
• •When it's done (usually a minute or two), a pop-up appears with options to share or download.
• •Your note shows as on-screen text. If you recorded audio, it plays over the video.
• •If it doesn't work, tap Retry — it's almost always a temporary cloud blip, not you.

Full control over your video recap.

• •Open a session or project, tap New Session Recap (or New Project Recap), then choose Build a Reel.
• •Pick which clips and photos to include, drag to reorder, set durations, and add text overlays.
• •Choose an aspect ratio (9:16 for Reels/TikTok or 4:5 for Feed), attach an audio track, and trim it to fit.
• •Hit Generate Recap — it renders in the cloud and notifies you when it's ready to share or download.
• •You can also build a reel at the project level to create highlight videos from your best media across multiple sessions.

Get all your files in one go.

• •On any project page, tap Export ZIP.
• •You'll get a folder for every session, each with the original photos, videos, and audio you captured.
• •Notes are included as a text file inside each session folder.

Publish straight from qaptcha.

• •Connect your Instagram account from your Profile page — it takes about 30 seconds.
• •Once connected, every recap you generate gets a Share button. Tap it, add a caption, and publish directly as a Reel or Story — no switching apps, no saving and re-uploading.
• •You can also download any recap to share manually on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or anywhere else.
• •Your Instagram connection is secure and can be disconnected at any time from your Profile.

Skip the browser. Get it on your home screen.

• iPhone / iPad — Open the site in Safari, tap the Share button (the square with an arrow pointing up), then tap Add to Home Screen.
• Android — Look for the "Add to Home Screen" banner at the bottom of the screen, or tap your browser menu and choose Add to Home Screen.
• Computer — Look for the install icon in your browser's address bar (usually a small screen or download icon) and click it.