DualShot Recorder Captures Vertical and Horizontal Footage at Once.
Quick Reads
- DualShot Recorder records portrait and landscape video simultaneously in one take.
- Creator Derrick Downey Jr. built the app under his DDJR Productions banner.
- The app hit No. 1 in the App Store’s paid Photo & Video chart within 24 hours.
- It supports 4K, manual ISO, Apple Log, and saves directly to your camera roll.
- It’s a one-time purchase with no subscription, no accounts, and no data tracking.
DualShot Recorder video app is changing how creators film content for multiple platforms simultaneously. Instead of separate clips for TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, it captures portrait and landscape video together. The app eliminates reshoots, saves time, and creates ready-to-post content directly from iPhones.
Derrick Downey Jr., a viral Black creator known for storytelling videos, built DualShot Recorder. As a result, the app reached No. 1 among paid Photo & Video apps within 24 hours.
Meanwhile, the DualShot Recorder iPhone app uses two cameras simultaneously during recording. Specifically, it captures portrait and landscape video together using the iPhone’s dual rear cameras. Additionally, the app saves two synced files directly to the camera roll without exporting. Consequently, creators receive two ready-to-post videos from a single recording session.
In addition, the app supports 4K and 1080p recording across multiple frame rates. It also provides a real-time storage estimator during filming sessions. Moreover, the app follows a privacy-first policy with no accounts, ads, or external data collection.
Notably, Downey built the app from his personal experience as a wildlife creator. Because outdoor wildlife filming rarely allows second takes, he created a practical recording solution. Ultimately, that urgency resonated with creators facing similar production challenges.
The pricing model is also refreshing. The DualShot Recorder app is available as a one-time purchase, avoiding subscription fees, and does not require user accounts or collect personal data. Everything processes locally on your device.
The app requires an iPhone XS or newer for full dual-lens functionality, and an Android version is reportedly in development. You can download DualShot Recorder on the App Store and try it out today.
