The recording, transcript, topics, assets, approvals, and publication records stay together as one project.
Native creator workflow for iPhone
Ripple
Record once. Publish everywhere.
One original video becomes a connected content project: transcript, topics, social drafts, covers, quote cards, highlight clips, approvals, publishing sequence, and final post links.
Ripple is currently a private owner-tested iPhone prototype. Public beta access is not yet open.
Content project
One recording, eight channels
Ready to review
Why Ripple exists
Social content should remain connected to the idea that created it.
Publishing across channels usually fragments one idea into unrelated files, captions, clips, and links. Ripple keeps the source video at the center so every derived asset preserves its context, sequence, and publishing history.
Generated content remains editable draft material until the creator explicitly approves it.
Content items retain their order, destination, language, final URL, and links to related posts.
One spoken source can become channel-specific writing, clips, covers, and quote cards.
The Ripple workflow
From camera to connected publishing project.
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Record or import
Use one camera, switch front and back, record both cameras in a split view, or import an existing video up to 15 minutes.
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Transcribe and understand
Ripple detects the spoken language, creates a timed transcript, and identifies reusable topics, hooks, quotes, and hashtags.
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Create channel-ready assets
Prepare platform-specific drafts, optional language variants, covers, quote cards, and suggested highlight clips.
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Review and approve
Edit each asset, choose what belongs in the Outbox, and approve only the material that is ready to leave the project.
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Publish as a connected sequence
Share to each channel, record the final public URL, and let later posts refer to matching channels, earlier items, and relevant past work.
Current prototype
A complete capture-to-review foundation.
Ripple is built as a native iPhone application with owner-controlled local projects and explicit publishing decisions.
Single and dual camera
Switch cameras while recording or capture front and rear simultaneously in Top / Bottom or Left / Right layouts.
Timed transcription
Apple Speech produces a transcript with timed segments that remain attached to the original source video.
Languages by channel
Content follows the original video language by default, with prioritized creator languages and destination overrides.
Clips and visual assets
Generate suggested highlights, square and landscape covers, and quote cards for feeds and vertical stories.
Publishing sequence
Arrange content items, preserve their channel variants, and track what was published where and when.
Cross-linked posts
Share-ready copy can include relevant links to the same item on another channel, earlier items, or related past posts.
Destination-aware by design
One project, multiple channel voices.
Ripple prepares channel-specific assets while preserving the creator’s source meaning. Manual owner-approved sharing is active in the prototype; direct publishing will be connected channel by channel after OAuth access and provider approval.
TikTok
Instagram
Facebook
YouTube
LinkedIn
X
Threads
Bluesky
Owner-controlled by default
Your source video remains the center of your project.
Ripple’s prototype stores working projects locally on the iPhone. Nothing is automatically published, and optional processing is separate from the original video file.
Local project storage
Source videos, transcripts, drafts, generated assets, settings, and publication records remain in the app unless the owner exports or shares them.
Explicit approval
Generated text and media are drafts. Ripple does not post automatically or treat model output as approved creator speech.
Purpose-limited processing
When optional secure processing is configured, Ripple sends transcript text and generation settings—not the source video—to the processing service.
Protected service boundary
The prepared architecture uses Apple App Attest, signed short-lived challenges, request validation, and rate controls before accepting generation requests.
Exportable source
The original recording remains playable, shareable, and available through Files so the creator is not locked into the project interface.
No embedded social credentials
Ripple does not ship platform passwords or provider secrets. Future direct adapters require the owner’s OAuth authorization and each provider’s permitted scopes.
Ripple is an application by Prifina. See Prifina’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Current status
Private native prototype, ready for the next release decision.
Ripple 0.1.0 is installed and owner-tested on iPhone, with a signed release archive prepared. TestFlight distribution, live secure processing, and direct social-account integrations are separate rollout decisions.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Ripple available in the App Store?
No. Ripple is currently a private owner-tested iPhone prototype. A release archive exists, but public TestFlight or App Store distribution has not been opened.
Does Ripple publish directly to social platforms?
The current prototype uses the iOS share flow and records the final post URL in its publication ledger. Direct API publishing requires provider-specific OAuth registration, scopes, app review, and sometimes partner approval.
Can Ripple record both iPhone cameras?
Yes, on supported iPhones. Ripple can compose simultaneous front-and-rear video in Top / Bottom or Left / Right layouts and supports portrait or landscape orientation selected before recording.
How long can a source video be?
Ripple supports recorded or imported source videos up to 15 minutes. Recording stops at the limit, and longer imports are rejected before project creation.
Does the generated content have to be in the video’s language?
That is the default. The creator can configure additional languages and select a different posting language for an individual destination when a translation path is available.
What leaves the iPhone?
Nothing is published automatically. Sharing and export are explicit owner actions. If optional secure processing is enabled, the generation request contains transcript text and configuration—not the original source movie.
Why does Ripple track final post URLs?
The URL completes the publication record. Ripple can then preserve where each sequence item was published and add relevant links to later share-ready posts without repeatedly modifying the editable source draft.
Which channels does Ripple prepare for?
The prototype models TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, and Bluesky, including the asset and account requirements for future direct adapters.