Sylk

iOS app by GAVIN NICHOLAS PYROS. Photo & Video · GAVIN NICHOLAS PYROS

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
3
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
2.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-18

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Store description excerpt

Sylk is short video, done with taste. No ad sludge in your feed. No algorithm screaming for your attention. Just a clean, fast, beautiful place to watch, post, and share — the way it should have been all along. WATCH • A full-screen feed that gets out of your way • Hold anywhere to speed it up (2×–5×), or hold and drag to scrub through a video • Photo posts too — single shots, collages, and swipeable carousels, all with sound SHARE • Hold the share button to fling a video straight to a friend • Or open the full share sheet to send, save, or post elsewhere • Real DMs with reactions, replies, photos, and videos • Comments with GIFs DISCOVER • A dense, browsable Discover: trending videos, topics, sounds taking off, and creators to watch MADE FOR CREATORS • A serious camera: up to 4K at 60fps, both cameras recording at once, mid-take flips that never cut your audio, a React mode that films you and the world together, a green screen, and a teleprompter that follows your voice • A real editor: a multi-clip timeline with per-clip trims, speeds, and filters — plus text, photo, and video layers, and a full audio mixer • Auto-captions you can edit, restyle, and place anywhere • Drafts that auto-save while you edit, so a dead battery never costs you a take • Add sounds and links to your posts • The only ads here are creators promoting their own work — never in your feed Sylk is dark, glass, and quiet by design. Come see what a social app feels like when it respects you.

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