ReplayR vs BaM Video Delay

No. BaM Video Delay is iOS and iPadOS only and has never had a Google Play listing, so there is nothing to install on an Android phone or tablet. The closest equivalent on Android is ReplayR: it runs a rolling buffer of up to 12 minutes, keeps the reps you save as standard MP4 clips, adds a Wear OS and open-palm trigger, and since August 2026 offers BaM's core behaviour directly, a Delayed preview that puts the camera screen on a 5, 10, 15 or 30-second lag. It is free to start with a one-time Pro unlock, no subscription.

It is still on sale on the App Store, but its last release note is “Updated to iOS 16”, dated 6 April 2023, and bamvideodelay.com no longer resolves, verified dead on 21 July 2026. The app still runs, yet nobody is shipping fixes for newer iOS versions or answering on the web. Buy it knowing that; on Android the question does not arise, since there is no build at all.

BaM Video Delay offers a lag from 1 second up to 6 minutes per its App Store listing, held in device memory rather than on disk, and its own reviewers cheered when the ceiling moved from 2 to 4 minutes. ReplayR keeps a rolling buffer of 45 seconds on the free tier and 90 seconds to 12 minutes on Pro, and the whole buffer is savable as a clip instead of only visible on the feed.

BaM Video Delay shows a continuous live feed on a fixed lag of 1 second to 6 minutes: every rep replays automatically and nothing is kept. ReplayR runs a rolling buffer and keeps the attempts you save by phone tap, Wear OS watch, or open-palm gesture, as standard MP4 clips with slow motion. Since August 2026 ReplayR Pro also does the delayed mirror itself, at 5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds, on the same screen and without stopping the buffer, so the difference is now range and platform rather than model: BaM lags up to 6 minutes and shows up to 4 views, on iOS only; ReplayR lags up to 30 seconds and ends the session with clips, on Android.

Either, now. If nobody can trigger a save, a fixed-lag feed that replays every rep automatically is the right model, and on Android that is ReplayR with Delayed preview on; on iOS it is BaM. Where ReplayR pulls ahead is that the buffer keeps running behind the mirror, so a coach walking past can still turn the last 30 seconds into a clip. Pick BaM if you need a lag beyond 30 seconds or several views on one screen.

BaM is delay-first: its job is showing the feed on a lag, with export options for moments you act on. ReplayR is save-first: every triggered save writes the last N seconds to a standard MP4 on the device, ready to trim, slow down, and share. If the session's output should be a set of clips, that is ReplayR's home ground.

Not on one phone, both need the camera, and BaM is iOS only so the second device has to be an iPhone or iPad. That two-device setup is now optional on Android: ReplayR Pro runs the delayed mirror and the triggered buffer at once, on the one phone. Two devices still help when you want a lag longer than 30 seconds at the self-serve station while a coach saves clips elsewhere.