DuoCam

Both cameras. One take.

Some moments need two points of view: the thing you're filming, and your face as it happens. DuoCam records your iPhone's front and back cameras at the same time and saves them as a single, finished video — no editing, no second phone, no stitching clips together afterwards.

Five ways to frame it

Pick the layout before you shoot, or switch while you're rolling:

• PiP — your face in a corner bubble over the main scene
• Side by side — a true split screen, both views full height
• Stacked — one above the other, made for vertical feeds
• Live switch — cut between front and back mid-take, hands free
• Single — one camera when that's all a shot needs

Built for real shooting

Full quality where it counts. Both lenses capture at up to 1080p — the ceiling for filming two cameras at once — and Pro renders the combined video at 4K, so a split screen keeps full detail on each side. 60 fps when you want it smooth.

Keep the raw files. Turn on separate streams and every take also saves the untouched front and back videos, so you can re-cut later in any editor.

A teleprompter, right on the viewfinder. Paste your script, set the scroll speed, mirror it if you need to — and read straight down the lens while both cameras roll.

Watermarks that mean something. Stamp the time, the place, your altitude and speed, or your own text onto the footage. Useful for vlogs, site records, travel logs, and anything that needs proof of when and where.

It survives long takes. Running two cameras is demanding. DuoCam watches thermal pressure and eases settings to keep your recording alive rather than dropping it mid-shot.

Twelve themes. Violet, cyan, amber, rose, lime, ice, magenta, ember, mint, indigo, sand, crimson — make the interface yours.