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Version 1.9.6 · 2026-10-21
Improved performance and overall stability
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The store currently lists version 1.9.6, updated 2026-10-21.








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Before/After turns two photos into a before-and-after slider video or a side-by-side collage in every social format, and keeps each client's progress in one place.
FOR CLINICS AND SALONS
Aesthetic and cosmetology clinics, med spas, dental practices, lash, brow, nail and hair artists: photograph every client with the same framing at each visit, add your logo and post the result the same day. Hide the eyes with one tap when a client prefers privacy.
FOR CONTRACTORS AND CLEANERS
Renovation, painting, landscaping and cleaning crews: shoot the after photo over a ghost of the before, and Before/After lines up the room, including rotation and perspective.
FOR FITNESS AND PERSONAL PROGRESS
Coaches and anyone tracking their body: the progress camera and full-body alignment make week 12 match week 1.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Choose two photos, or take the next one with the progress camera.
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Improved performance and overall stability
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