
CloudTether tethers your camera to your phone over USB or Wi-Fi and delivers every shot to the cloud in real time — no laptop, no SD-card shuffle. Here's how it compares to ShutterSnitch.
ShutterSnitch is a long-running iOS app (iPhone and iPad) that wirelessly receives photos from your camera — via its built-in FTP server, Wi-Fi cards, or PTP/IP — for instant on-device review, with shot analysis that flags exposure or focal-length issues as frames arrive.
ShutterSnitch is built around receiving and reviewing images on an iOS device. CloudTether is built around delivering them onward: it tethers over USB or Wi-Fi and auto-routes every shot to the cloud destinations you choose — and to several at once — on iPhone, iPad and Android.
If your priority is on-set review and culling on an iPad — checking sharpness and exposure on a big screen as frames land — ShutterSnitch's review and analysis tools are built for that. CloudTether focuses on hands-free delivery to the cloud rather than on-device review.
ShutterSnitch is an iPhone and iPad app. CloudTether runs on Android (6.0 or later) as well as iPhone and iPad — it tethers your camera to the phone over USB-C or Wi-Fi and delivers every shot to the cloud as you shoot. See Android tethering at cloudtether.app/android-tethering.
If your goal is to get every shot to the cloud automatically as you shoot — rather than to review images on an iPad — CloudTether is purpose-built for that, and runs on Android as well as iPhone and iPad.
Yes. CloudTether delivers each photo from your phone to destinations like Dropbox, Google Drive, SmugMug, ShootProof and FTP in real time — and to several at once.
CloudTether is available on iOS and Android.
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