Take it apart.
Put it back in reverse.
RevSync records photos, voice notes and quick text tags while you take something apart — then plays that record back in reverse order, step by step, whenever you're ready to rebuild it. Next weekend, after the move, or two years from now.
Built for the exact object in front of you
Not a generic manual. Not a diagram of "something similar." A record of the one you actually own.
Shoot each move
Snap a photo the instant a part comes free. No staged shots — just the real sequence, in order.
Say what you'll forget
Drop a voice note on the spot: the bolt that's longer than the rest, the bracket that isn't symmetric.
Tag the small parts
Note which bag the screws went into, so the hardware drawer never becomes a guessing game.
Reverse playback
When it's time to rebuild, RevSync runs your photos, notes and voice memos backward — last step first.
Any object, any size
Bed frames before a move, bikes into a flight case, tents, cribs, a desk that shipped in eleven boxes.
Your own library
Every job you record stays yours — a growing shelf of instructions written by the one person who saw it come apart.
Scrub the timeline. Watch it come apart — or back together.
Drag the slider or hit play. Forward explodes the piece step by step; reverse rebuilds it, exactly like RevSync does with your real recordings.
- Step 1 — Top panel screws out. Photo captured.
- Step 2 — Top panel lifted clear.
- Step 3 — "Left side panel — the bracket isn't symmetric, even though it looks it."
- Step 4 — Right side panel detached.
- Step 5 — Shelf and bracket removed. Small parts → bag 2.
- Step 6 — "Two long bolts up top — don't mix them with the short ones."
We build for the moment right before you forget
We're a small team that has stood in a room full of loose screws with no idea which way the bracket goes. RevSync started as a tool we built to solve our own problem: instructions that vanish, and online diagrams that are close enough to look right and wrong enough to cost you an afternoon.
Our mission is simple — save future-you from present-you's confidence that you'll remember. We believe the best manual for your object isn't a generic PDF, it's a record made by the person who actually took it apart: you, moments before it stopped being one piece.
RevSync gives you a way to shoot photos, drop voice notes, and tag small parts as you disassemble anything — furniture, bikes, tents, cribs, appliances — then hands it all back in reverse order when it's time to rebuild. Not an average of every unit ever made. Yours, exactly as you left it.
Take it apart with confidence. Put it back without guessing. That's RevSync.
Nothing leaves your device. That's the whole policy.
RevSync does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data. Every photo, voice note, and text tag you record lives on your device and only on your device — there is no server in the loop, no account to lose, and nothing about your teardown ever leaves your pocket.
01 Information We Collect
We collect nothing. RevSync has no sign-up, no analytics ping, and no hidden telemetry. The photos you shoot, the voice memos you record, and the notes you type about bag two's screws are created by your device's camera and microphone and saved directly to your device's storage — never routed through us.
02 How We Use Information
Because nothing is sent to us, there is nothing for us to use, study, aggregate, or monetize. We don't build a profile of your disassembly habits, we don't know what furniture you own, and we can't — the app simply has no channel to tell us.
03 Data Storage
Every project — its photo sequence, its voice clips, its text tags — is stored locally in the app's own storage space on your phone or tablet. There is no cloud sync, no backup server, and no remote copy sitting anywhere outside the device you recorded it on.
04 Third-Party Services
RevSync doesn't embed analytics kits, ad networks, crash reporters that phone home, or any other third-party tracking code. No outside company receives a signal when you open the app, start a teardown, or play a rebuild sequence in reverse.
05 Data Security
Because your media never travels over a network, it isn't exposed to the risks that come with transmission or remote storage — no server to breach, no database to leak. Your project library is only as accessible as your device itself, protected by whatever lock screen or device encryption you already use.
06 Children's Privacy
RevSync does not knowingly or unknowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13. Since the app gathers no data from any user at all, there is no information about a child — or anyone else — for us to hold, review, or delete.
07 Your Control
There are no accounts to manage because there is nothing tied to your identity in the first place. Your projects live in the app; deleting a project removes it from your device instantly, and uninstalling the app removes everything else. You are always the only one holding the key.
08 Changes to This Policy
If this policy is ever updated — say, to reflect a new feature — we'll revise the effective date above and describe the change in plain language. Our core commitment won't move: RevSync is built to work entirely on your device, and any future update will be held to that same standard.
09 Contact
Questions about this policy or how RevSync handles (or rather, doesn't handle) your data are welcome any time at privacy@revsyncapp.com.
💬 Got a bracket that's stumped you? Write in.
Whether it's a question about how reverse playback works, a bug in the middle of a teardown, or an idea for the next object you think we should support — we read everything ourselves and we'd like to hear from you.
⏱️ We typically reply within 24–48 hours.