Hey everyone!   I spent the last two months building a video compression app called Kompresso because I couldn’t find a decent video compressor that takes full advantage of iPhone’s hardware capabilities. What’s the problem with the existing video compression apps? Most video compressors on mobile platforms try to target both Android and iOS. While this approach helps them reach a wider audience, it often leads to same drawbacks: - Slow encoding - Poor video quality - Heavily bloated apps In contrast, Kompresso is a fully native iOS app that uses Apple’s media APIs for both decoding and encoding videos. No third-party media libraries, no unnecessary overhead. This allows it to produce significantly better-looking results while being much faster than the other alternatives. What makes Kompresso special? - Fully native (built with Swift and UIKit) - Fully hardware-accelerated with AVFoundation and VideoToolBox - Super lightweight, with only 13 MBs - No ads, no trackers, no photo library access, and no greedy paywalls. Even if you never spend a dime, you can still use all of the features to compress up to three videos every day for free. Try it out let me know what you think, can't wait to hear your feedback! ❤️

Kompresso

a highly optimized video compressor for iPhone and iPad

a highly optimized video compressor for iPhone and iPad