Press kit
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Product
SplitRig — dual-camera recording app for iPhone
Current version
v1.1.5
Launched
March 2026
Platforms
iOS 26+ (iPhone 11 → iPhone 17 Pro). watchOS companion. iOS 26 AirPods H2 support.
Pricing
Free. No in-app purchases. No ads. No accounts.
App Store
apps.apple.com/app/splitrig/id6759218152
Website
splitrig.com
Built in
Tokyo, Japan
Logos & marks
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App screenshots
High-resolution, ready for print or web.
Promo flyer
Print, post, and share. Built for community boards, cafés, events — anywhere a creator might be looking. QR scans straight to the App Store.
English flyer · A4 portrait
QR to App Store · live overlay widgets · authentic UI screenshots · creative-commons attribution
All 9 languages ship today
Same design, transcreated copy — not translated. Overlay widget labels match the in-app UI in every language. Pick your locale below.
All languages
- English English
- 日本語 Japanese
- 简体中文 Simplified Chinese
- 한국어 Korean
- Français French
- Español Spanish
- Português Brazilian Portuguese
- Türkçe Turkish
- العربية Arabic
Need a locale we don't ship? Email us — turnaround is usually 24h.
Boilerplate copy
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50-word
SplitRig is a free iPhone app that records the front and rear cameras simultaneously into one synced video. Four layouts — Picture-in-Picture, Split Screen, Face Mode, Single Camera. Live GPS overlays. Apple Watch and AirPods Camera Remote. No subscription, no ads, no accounts. iPhone 11 through iPhone 17 Pro. Built solo in Tokyo by Claudia Marrot.
200-word
SplitRig is a dual-camera recording app for iPhone, free on the App Store, that captures both the front and rear cameras simultaneously into a single Full HD 1080p HEVC file — frame-perfectly synced. Built for creators who shoot vlogs, react videos, action sports, and interviews, the app offers four layout modes (Picture-in-Picture, Split Screen, Single Camera, and a Face Mode that uses the iPhone's Neural Engine to remove the user's background without a green screen), eight live overlays baked into the recording (GPS speedometer, distance, altitude, pace, goal gauge, sound level, and watermark), an Apple Watch companion app, AirPods Camera Remote support on iOS 26 with H2-chip earbuds, and full integration with the iPhone 16 Camera Control button. SplitRig has no in-app purchases, no subscription, no ads, no account requirement, and no recording time limit. Iron Stream thermal management adapts the frame rate when the device gets warm so long sessions never lose footage to thermal cutoffs. Available now for iPhone 11 through iPhone 17 Pro on iOS 26 and later. Built solo in Tokyo.
Quotes you can lift
Single-sentence pull quotes, factually checked. Use any of these verbatim in coverage.
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SplitRig is the only iPhone dual-camera app that records both cameras at full quality with no watermark, no subscription, no ads, no account, and no in-app purchases.
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SplitRig is the only iPhone app that combines simultaneous dual-camera recording with live GPS speed, distance, altitude, pace, and goal overlays baked into the saved video file.
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While Apple's built-in Dual Capture mode only works on the iPhone 17 line, SplitRig brings four-layout dual-camera recording to every iPhone from iPhone 11 onward.
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SplitRig's Iron Stream thermal governor scales the recording frame rate from 30 to 24 to 20 to 15 fps under heat, so long shoots keep rolling where most dual-camera apps hard-stop.
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Built solo in Tokyo by Claudia Marrot with no investors and no growth team, SplitRig stays free because the cost to run it is small and the value of being the genuinely free option in the category is large.
Press contact
Coverage requests, interview asks, embargoed previews — all welcome.
hello@splitrig.comResponse time typically within 24 hours.
Built by one developer. For creators who don't compromise.
No subscriptions, no ads, no accounts — and the price stays zero. The next time the moment matters, hit record once and capture every angle.