RESUME MASTER
Resume Master lays out the videos in your iPhone photo library like strips of film: the top tier is the timeline, the lower tier holds the frames that matter. For picking up where you left off — and for watching that one moment again.
Every video remembers its resume position, ready in the list. It clears itself once you reach the end.
Press a star while playing; press the same star again to remove it. Each one becomes a frame in the list.
While you watch, the app spots where the picture changes a lot and marks the cut.
Play only the starred moments, 5 seconds to 30 minutes each. Videos without stars start where you stopped.
0.25× slow motion up to 3×. Jump to the next star, the next video, or skip 5 and 10 seconds.
Any frame can become the one shown in the list. Works with the heart in Photos, too.
KEY★3RESUME 0:21KEY★20:24The upper tier is the whole video as a timeline: thin white lines are scene cuts, cyan is where you stopped, pink is a star. The lower tier shows the frame at each of those positions (stars carry their number) — tap to play from there, long-press to change or remove a star. Each row is backed by a blurred still of its own video, so one video reads as one block.
Controls never cover the picture — they live in the panel below: skip 5 or 10 seconds, ★1–3 (press again to remove), set the key frame, a scrubber marked with stars and cuts, jumps to the next star or video, and speeds from 0.25× to 3×. The panel folds down to stars-and-speed, or to a single corner.
★3★3★3★2★2★2★2★2★2Every starred moment as a three-column contact sheet. Filter by ★3, ★2+ or all, then play them one after another across videos — 5 seconds to 30 minutes each, or until you press next. Below, your videos ranked by stars and plays.
Below is a single 48-second video seen from above. This one holds two ★1 marks, three ★3 marks and five scene cuts. There is no limit to how many you add.
★1 0:09★3 0:15★1 0:22★3 0:30★3 0:40Two ★1s and three ★3s can live in the same video. The row header counts them, so you can read the contents without opening it.
The thin line marks the position on the timeline, the frame below shows the picture there — joined by a line, so you can see whether it is early or late in the video. The thick cyan line is where you stopped.
Step through just the three ★3 spots in this video, or play them together with every other ★3 you have. Each spot lasts 5 seconds to 30 minutes, or until you press next.
The thin white lines are cuts the app found while you watched. Even a video with no stars can be navigated by them.
A star marks a moment worth coming back to. Put as many as you like in one video; each appears as a frame in the list, and they can be played one after another across every video.
Press ★1, ★2 or ★3 at the moment you like. Three levels let you later pick “★3 only” or “★2 and up”. Press the same star again to remove it, or long-press a frame to change its level.
The star appears as a pink line on that video’s timeline, with its frame right below it (carrying the star number). A connecting line shows where in the video it sits. Tap the frame to play from there, long-press to remove it; the row header also counts the stars.
★3★2★1★3The play button at the bottom opens the setup: which stars to use (★1/★2/★3 on or off), whether to include hearted videos only, how long to watch each spot (5 seconds to 30 minutes, or until you press next), and the order (all stars in one video, then the next — or fully shuffled). Videos without stars start at their resume position. The contact sheet offers the same reel for ★3 only or ★2 and up.
| VIDEOS | Never imported. They stay in your photo library and play from there. |
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| POSITIONS | Positions only — resume seconds, starred seconds, scene cuts, key-frame seconds. |
| ICLOUD | Those positions travel between your devices through your own private database. |
| NO TRACKING | Nothing is sent out. No ads, no analytics, no account. |
| REQUIRES | iOS 18 or later / iPhone |