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HoHoCam press kit
Everything you need for a Santa-app roundup, in one place. Use any image on this page with credit to HoHoCam.
In one paragraph
HoHoCam is an iPhone app for parents who want proof that Santa came. You take a photo of your living room, pick one of eight scenes — Santa eating the cookies, leaving presents, filling the stockings, spotting the camera — and in under a minute you have a night-vision security-camera still of Santa in your actual room, with a camera label you can name after your child and a timestamp you set. Five-second clips are available too. A full-screen “Show the kids” mode hides the app entirely. The app is free to download; packs start at $2.99 with no subscription, and every photo gives you two takes.
Key facts
- Name
- HoHoCam (one word, three capitals)
- What it does
- Turns a photo of your room into a night security-camera photo or clip with Santa in it
- Platform
- iPhone, iOS 16.4 or later
- Launch
- November 2026
- Price
- Free to download; every photo uses one credit. Packs from $2.99 (3 photos) to $24.99 (50). No subscription.
- Output
- Still frames (two takes per credit) and 5-second clips
- Scenes
- Eight: down the chimney, milk & cookies, leaving presents, sneaking through, filling stockings, he saw the camera, reindeer at the window, leaving for the next house
- Privacy
- Room photos are not stored; generated images and clips are deleted after 24 hours; never used for training
- Developer
- Boz Apps, an independent developer; also makes AllShots and ShareCam
- Contact
- bozapps2026@gmail.com
Assets
Icon and sample frames.
He saw the camera · 1200×896 JPG
Milk & cookies · 1200×896 JPG
Leaving presents · 1200×896 JPG
Down the chimney · 1200×896 JPG
Reindeer at the window · 1200×896 JPG
Leaving for the next house · 1200×896 JPG
Sneaking through · 1200×896 JPG
Filling stockings · 1200×896 JPGSample frames are HoHoCam output on real living rooms. The overlay text on this site is rendered in HTML; the downloaded files are the clean frames.
Contact
bozapps2026@gmail.com — the developer answers personally.