ContentCam: Dual Camera Video

One take, both formats. Portrait for TikTok & Reels, landscape for YouTube. ContentCam records both simultaneously - no re-shoots needed. Get two separate files in one tap, ready to post everywhere.

THREE WAYS TO RECORD • Dual Lens — wide + ultra-wide cameras record simultaneously. Two perspectives in one take. • Single Lens — wide camera captures at the native 4:3 sensor and crops to both formats. Portrait gets full vertical FOV, Landscape gets full horizontal FOV. Neither is a lossy crop. • Front Cam — flip to the selfie camera and keep recording dual-output portrait + landscape.

FEATURES Video: • Resolution: HD and 4K - independently for portrait and landscape. • Frame rate: 24, 30, and 60fps. • EV: fixed number setting and exposure bias drag in tap-to-focus square. • Stabilisation: Standard, Cinematic, and Cinematic Extended. • HDR: brighter highlights, deeper shadows, and richer colour. • Timelapse: 0.5s–30s intervals, 10×–900× speedup. • Level overlay: horizontal level indicator. • Audio meter: real-time detection, pulses red when clipping. • Zoom control: 0.5x and 1x, pinch or dial swipe. • Other: tap-to-focus, torch, countdown timer.

Workflow: • Projects, scenes, and takes: organise your shoots and review, trim, export, and share at any time. • Review view: play both portrait and landscape clips side-by-side with a synced scrubber. • Trim: frame-accurate trim of both clips side-by-side, re-editable at any time. • Storage estimator: shows remaining record time before you hit record. • Crash-protection: if a recording is interrupted, ContentCam recovers it on next launch. • Thermal monitoring: warnings and auto-stops before your device overheats.

No subscription. One payment. Own it permanently.

Premium unlocks: → Dual lens mode (wide + ultra-wide simultaneously), unlimited takes. → 4K portrait and landscape, independently. → 60fps. → Timelapse. → Trim in review. → Unlimited projects. And more to come.

Zero tracking. Zero data collection. Totally private.

Actively developed. Feature requests go directly to a real inbox — and gets shipped.