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Writing about Dual Recorder

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Facts

NameDual Recorder: Dual Camera (display name: Dual Recorder)
DeveloperEvolution Key for Information Technology
PlatformiPhone, iOS 15 or later
PriceFree; exporting and sharing videos are part of the PRO subscription (weekly or yearly, billed by Apple)
AvailabilityIn final testing on TestFlight; coming to the App Store
Contactsupport@evokey.tech

Descriptions

One line

Dual Recorder records the front and back iPhone cameras in one take and saves the combined video, a clean video per camera, or both.

Short

Dual Recorder turns an iPhone into a two-camera studio. It records the front and back cameras at the same time, or the wide and ultra-wide lenses together, and lets you choose what the take saves: one combined video with the picture-in-picture window already in place, a clean full-frame video from each camera, or all three, same length, same size, lined up frame for frame. Four layouts, a photo mid-take, a teleprompter over the preview, a library that keeps a take’s files together, and an editor with on-device captions complete it. Recording is free; exporting is PRO.

Long

Most dual-camera apps give you one video with the second camera burned in. Dual Recorder asks what the take should keep before you press record. Combined writes one video with the window or split baked in. Separate writes a clean video from each camera. Both writes all three. Every file starts on the same frame and shares one size, so the clean videos line up in any editor without syncing.

Two cameras share one frame in four ways: a floating window that can be dragged, resized and reshaped into a rectangle, circle, square or star; two straight splits, over / under and side by side; and a diagonal seam. The seam is a drag, each camera zooms on its own, and the file matches the preview to the pixel. A take that saved its clean files can be rearranged afterwards in the editor’s Layout tool.

Around the recording: a photo can be taken mid-take without stopping, a teleprompter scrolls the script over the preview just under the front camera, the light works during a take, the volume buttons act as the shutter, and a brightness drag with an exposure lock replaces the usual menu. The library groups takes by day with what each one costs. The editor trims on a filmstrip, crops to any shape and, on iOS 26, writes captions on the device for SRT export or burn-in. Settings shows the size and frame rate the camera is really recording in each mode, not just what was asked for. Everything happens on the phone; there is no account.

Downloads

Screenshot: Record once, get both Screenshot: One take, three videos Screenshot: Pick your layout Screenshot: Portrait and landscape Screenshot: Choose what to save Screenshot: Snap a photo mid-take Screenshot: Rearrange after you shoot Screenshot: Read while you record Screenshot: Trim, crop, export Screenshot: Every take, all its files

Colours

Ink · #0B0810 Coral · #FF7A3D Pink · #FF3F8E Violet · #8E2BE8 Sunset gradient

Usage

Please show the icon in its original proportions and colours, and the screenshots uncropped or cropped without altering the interface. The app’s name is written “Dual Recorder”; the App Store listing is “Dual Recorder: Dual Camera”. Apple, iPhone and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc.; Dual Recorder is not affiliated with Apple.