How the sync works
One phone acts as the reference and the others join the same session over the local network. When any control fires REPLAY, each device cuts the previous seconds from its own buffer.
The result is the same play from two or three angles: perfect for technique analysis, settling disputed calls, or cutting a richer video.
Scenarios worth it
Baseline plus net-side shows attack and defense together. In technical training, one front camera plus one side camera reveals details a single angle hides.
For content, switching angles turns an amateur clip into something with a broadcast feel.
Honest limitations
Devices must share the same local network with battery for the whole session. Unstable public networks can delay the command between cameras.
Each phone keeps its own clip: the final multi-angle edit happens outside the app, in your editor of choice.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need identical phone models?
No. Any iPhone or Android running KplaWY can join the session, as long as it is on the same local network.
Does the command reach all phones at once?
On the same local network, yes for practical purposes. Each device cuts its own buffer, so small network differences do not cut the play.
Is multi-camera on the free plan?
No. Multi-Camera is part of KplaWY Pro, while single-camera replay is on the free plan.