Frame both angles
The main preview and movable selfie view let you monitor front and rear cameras before you record.
Two cameras · one take · your call
MultiCapture records front and rear video together, remembers every viewpoint switch, then builds the edit on your iPhone. Keep the source angles when the job calls for them.
Private beta · iOS 18+ · compatible iPhone required · availability varies by hardware
Front + rearRecorded in the same session
Live decisionsViewpoint switches become edit markers
Local-firstNo account, ads, or cloud upload
The capture-to-edit loop
MultiCapture keeps both source feeds recording while your main view changes. Your taps become timing markers, not destructive camera swaps.
The main preview and movable selfie view let you monitor front and rear cameras before you record.
Tap the viewpoint control or preview to choose which camera leads. MultiCapture stores the timing without stopping either source recording.
After capture, the app builds a separate video from those decisions. If the edit must pause, its recovery job can continue when the app is active again.
Know where every file goes
Source footage is captured first. Photos export happens only with permission, and local cleanup waits for confirmation that the requested videos were added.
| Situation | Photos | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Standard successful capture | The switched edit is added. | Working files are removed after Photos confirms the import. |
| Save source videos on | Rear, front, and switched videos are added. | Rear and front source videos remain in the app’s Captures folder. |
| Photos unavailable or import fails | No successful import is assumed. | Local capture files remain available for manual recovery. |
| Edit deferred | Available videos can be added after finalization. | Source files remain while the switched edit still needs them. |
Local files appear under Files → On My iPhone → MultiCapture → Captures. Marker JSON is an internal working artifact and is not retained after a completely successful Photos export.
Raw footage first
No camera app can promise against every hardware or operating-system failure. MultiCapture is built to preserve useful partial results and explain what happened.
Storage
Recording starts only with a safety buffer. If storage becomes critical, the app stops and finalizes rather than deliberately writing into exhaustion.
Interruptions
Backgrounding or camera interruptions stop active capture. Raw writers finish first; the switched edit can wait until the app is active.
Partial results
If one stream cannot finish, MultiCapture keeps and reports the usable files rather than discarding the whole session.
Privacy
There is no account, ad SDK, analytics SDK, or cloud media service. Capture and editing happen on device.
Compatibility
MultiCapture requires iOS 18 or later and an iPhone that supports Apple’s simultaneous multi-camera capture. Resolution, frame rate, HDR, rear-camera options, and thermal limits vary by model and conditions.
Straight answers
MultiCapture is in private beta. Keep a normal camera backup for critical work until the app and your device have been proven together.
No. The current app has no account, cloud upload, advertising, or analytics service. It writes into its Files container and can add requested videos to Photos with your permission.
The app first records rear and front source videos, then attempts to build the switched edit. The switched video is secondary to protecting usable source footage, so interruptions or export failures can leave only the available sources.
Yes. Turn on Save source videos before the session. On a successful Photos export, the rear, front, and switched videos are added to Photos, and the two source videos remain in Files.
It requires iOS 18+ and Apple multi-camera support. Exact capture formats and rear-camera controls differ by device. During the private beta, contact support with your model before relying on it for a critical shoot.
iOS does not allow this camera session to keep recording normally in the background. MultiCapture stops and finalizes the raw captures, then defers the optional switched edit if necessary.
Private beta
We are looking for thoughtful testers who shoot vlogs, interviews, field notes, reactions, or behind-the-scenes footage. Tell us your iPhone model and how you would use both angles.