Jolts: 1-Second Videos
iOS app by Michael Page. Social Networking · Michael Page
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Every video on Jolts is exactly one second long. Not two. Not five. One. That's the whole idea — and it changes everything. No filler, no intros, no "wait for it." Just the best second, over and over, from people all around the world. MAKE A JOLT Tap record and the camera stops itself at exactly 1.000 seconds. Or pull any video from your library and slide to choose your second — the app trims it perfectly every time. Add a caption, some #hashtags, and post. WATCH JOLTS Your feed is an endless run of one-second loops. Swipe up for the next one. Every clip loops instantly, so a great second hits you again and again. Follow creators you love and their seconds land in your Following lane; the For You lane brings you the best of everything else. FIND YOUR PEOPLE Discover trending Jolts, search #hashtags and @creators, and scroll straight through anyone's profile — every video they've posted, one second at a time. A profile with 30 posts? That's a 30-second visit. Nobody wastes your time on Jolts. MADE FOR SPEED - A camera that can't ramble: it stops itself at 1.000s - Pick your perfect second from any longer video - Likes, comments, shares, and mentions - Pin your best Jolts to the top of your profile - Private accounts, blocking, muting, and reporting built in from day one - Your total profile runtime, measured in seconds, because that's all it takes Jolts is brand new. The people who join now are the ones everyone else will be following later. One second. Make it count.
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