DualShot vs SwitchCam

Film your reaction and the moment at the same time. DualShot records the front and back cameras together and turns them into one ready-to-post video — no editing needed. WHY CREATORS CHOOSE DUALSHOT • Front + back cameras at once for vlogs, reactions, interviews and travel • Swap cameras mid-take with a double-tap — the switch is saved in your video • Drag and pinch the camera window anywhere, even while recording • 10 layouts: picture-in-picture, split screen, side by side, circle cam, reaction, promo and more • Auto-captions created on your iPhone, in 4 bold styles • Built-in teleprompter that scrolls right under the camera • Multi-Format: one take exports vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9 with face-aware framing • Dual Lens (front + back, side by side) and Triple (front + back, with the back camera vertical and horizontal) • 0.5× to 3× lenses, 4K, 24/30/60 fps, stabilization and exposure control • Cinematic looks, window borders and shadows • Live audio meter with AirPods and external mic support • Interrupted by a call, low battery or the app closing? Your take is saved and recoverable PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No cloud. Your videos stay on your iPhone and captions are generated on-device. FREE AND PRO Free: Vlog mode with picture-in-picture and split screen, 1080p at 30 fps, dual photos and 3 recordings a day. DualShot Pro unlocks every mode, layout and look, 4K and 24/60 fps, auto-captions, the teleprompter, Multi-Format exports, unlimited recordings and no watermark. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS DualShot Pro Yearly: $29.99 per year. DualShot Pro Monthly: $4.99 per month. Both include a 3-day free trial for new subscribers. Prices are shown in USD and may vary by country. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://dualshotpro.web.app/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://dualshotpro.web.app/privacy.html Recording with two cameras at once requires iPhone XS or later.

One sentence: switch between the front and rear cameras while you record — something the built-in Camera app cannot do. ■ Why we built it With the built-in iPhone Camera app, once you press Record you can no longer switch between the front and rear cameras. To switch, you have to stop, change cameras, and start a new clip. SwitchCam solves that: switch whenever you like, and it is still one single video file. ■ How switching works · While recording, tap Switch and the picture moves to the other camera right away · Both cameras work at the same time (in 1080p), so the switch is nearly seamless (a measured gap of 2–21 ms on real devices) · The front and rear cameras are matched to the same resolution and frame rate first, so nothing jumps after a switch · Audio never drops: the microphone is captured independently of the camera session, so your voice stays continuous ■ Quality and specs · Three settings — 1080p / 2K / 4K — one tap to change, frame rate fixed at 30 · 2K is captured at 4K and scaled down to 2560×1440, so the framing matches 4K exactly (it is not upscaled 1080p) · 1080p runs both cameras at once for nearly seamless switching; 2K and 4K put image quality first ■ The interface (just three buttons) · Three buttons at the bottom: Photos / Record / Switch — one tap on Photos opens the system Photos app · The picture cuts straight over with no stutter and no black frame, and the audio stays a single continuous track from start to finish · Tap to focus, pinch to zoom (up to 10x) · While recording, a red dot and a timer stay on screen, so you always know you are rolling ■ Privacy · No data collected: no server, no account, no ads, no third-party analytics · Finished videos are saved straight to your own Photos library, with no copy left behind in the app ■ Good to know · The first launch asks for Camera, Microphone, and Photos (add-only) access · Running both cameras at once uses more battery, so plug in for long recordings