Multi-camera support is device-dependent
Apple provides a multi-camera capture framework on supported hardware, but apps still need to manage device capabilities and resource limits. Bothie adapts the capture flow instead of promising identical behavior on every phone.
Choose PiP when the rear scene leads
Use a movable front view for travel, reactions, food, product demonstrations, performances, and daily updates. Position it over low-detail space and keep important faces, hands, signs, and action unobstructed.
Choose side-by-side for equal perspectives
Interviews, conversations, friends, family moments, and comparisons work well when both views receive similar area. Check the center seam and keep faces away from tight edges.
Choose top-and-bottom for two wide views
A stacked composition can preserve a tabletop, performance, group, or landscape below a presenter. It is especially useful when the final result is vertical but each camera view needs horizontal room.
Protect privacy and system control
Bothie processes the composition locally and saves only when you choose. Camera, microphone, and photo-library permissions remain under iOS system control, and there is no required account or built-in social feed.
iPhone camera questions
Can I take dual-camera photos as well as videos?
Yes. Bothie supports composed photo and video capture.
Can I move the front-camera overlay?
Yes. PiP placement should follow the empty space in the scene rather than remain fixed in one corner.