When you record a video with your iPhone, your camera is recording at 30 frames a second. That's 30 different pictures per second. The Vhoto app seeks to take advantage of all the potential images that come from an iPhone video.
With an algorithm that accounts for framing, motion blur, faces and image sharpness, Vhoto's software chooses the best photos from a video and sends them to the user.
Vhoto removes the dilemma to pick between snapping a photo or shooting a video, since it curates the best photos immediately.
The app has a social component as well, letting you find and follow hashtag topics featuring photos shared by other Vhoto users.