Scratch the screen.
A moment bleeds through.Scratchcam isn't quite a camera app, and isn't quite a drawing app. It's a small, weird thing that sits between them.The screen starts white. The camera is running, but you don't see it. The instant your finger starts to scratch, that exact frame freezes underneath. Your stroke reveals it.Once you scratch it, it stays. No undo. New strokes layer over old ones, like time stacking on top of itself. Tap the canvas to fade it and see what you made. It's a camera that keeps what your hand chose to look at, not what the lens framed.
Drag your finger across the white canvas. The instant your stroke begins, one frame from the rear camera locks in place. Wherever you scratch, that frozen frame shows through, in the exact shape of your scratch.
A stroke, once made, can't be erased or edited. New strokes only cover the old ones. Just like minutes piling up, your strokes pile up too.
Tap the canvas lightly to make it translucent. You'll see the live world flowing behind your record. What you saved and what's happening right now, overlapping for a second.
Save your finished canvas to Photos. The background is transparent, so you can drop it straight into iMessage, Instagram Stories, or wherever you want a sticker-shaped slice of a moment. Nothing leaves your device.
Wipe the canvas back to white. Heads up: it's permanent, so save what you want to keep first.