Blits

Terms

Last changed on 10 September 2026. Blits is made and offered by MarketPRO B.V., Marinus Poststraat 43, 2235 XB Valkenburg ZH, the Netherlands, company number 78545463, VAT NL861444073B01. Contact: dsvanhoven@gmail.com.

What Blits is

Blits is a camera app. Every tap records exactly one second, and the app stitches those seconds into one film. You use Blits for your own recordings. There is no public feed and nothing is public. Your seconds are only visible to the members of a film you take part in yourself (filming together); a regular film stays yours alone.

You do not need an account

Recording, films, import, stamps, Make video and sharing all work without signing in. Sign in and Blits keeps a copy of your seconds on the server, so you get them back on a new phone. You may delete your account at any time; how to do that is on the deletion page.

Your recordings stay yours

Everything you record or import remains your property. We do not use your seconds, do not look at them, do not sell them and do not train models on them. We keep them only so we can give them back to you. What we do record is in the privacy policy.

What you may not do

If you do, we can close your account. That is not a step we take lightly, and you will hear from us why.

Blits Premium

Blits is free. Premium is optional and gives longer seconds by holding the record button, 4K video and no watermark on the video you make. Premium costs 9.95 euro per year or 39.99 euro once, forever. Prices can differ per country; what you pay is always shown in the app before you buy.

We keep things safe, but without a guarantee

We do our best to keep your seconds safe, and the app also keeps them on your own phone and in your gallery or Photos. Still, no service can promise a hundred percent. Blits is therefore not a replacement for your own backup, and we are not liable for lost recordings, except where the law does hold us liable (in case of intent or gross negligence).

Changes

If something important in these terms changes, you will see it in the app before it takes effect. Small wording improvements go up here without notice, with a new date at the top.

Law and court

These terms are governed by Dutch law. If we cannot work it out together, the dispute goes to the competent court in the Netherlands. If you are a consumer in the EU, you keep the protection of the law of your own country.