Front and back camera at the same time

The best IRL and reaction streams show two things at once — the world in front of you and your face reacting to it. One Tap IRL composites both cameras into a single stream, right on your phone.

How it works

On phones that support concurrent cameras, One Tap IRL opens the front and back cameras together and composites them with the phone's GPU into one video frame — the back camera fullscreen, the front camera in a picture-in-picture bubble. It's one encode, so multistream, overlays and adaptive bitrate all still apply.

Move it, size it, swap it

Drag the bubble anywhere on screen and it follows your finger; pinch to resize it. Tap swap to flip which camera is fullscreen. The selfie view is mirrored so it feels natural, with rounded corners for a clean look.

Made for reactions and vlogs

Watching something and reacting, giving a walking tour with your face in-frame, or streaming a POV with commentary — dual camera turns a single phone into a two-camera setup.

Device support

Concurrent front+back requires Android 11+ and hardware support (most recent flagships and many mid-range phones). Where a phone can't run both at once, the app simply hides the option and single-camera works as normal.