What it does
Put a few compatible iPhones on the same moment and come back with everybody’s angle—perfect for collabs, interviews, podcasts, performances, games, events, and the kind of night one camera could never cover.
The whole crew gets an angle.
Everyone saw it differently. Keep all the good angles.
Put a few compatible iPhones on the same moment and come back with everybody’s angle—perfect for collabs, interviews, podcasts, performances, games, events, and the kind of night one camera could never cover.
Nearby for local shootsAnywhere for paid hostsInvite linksUp to 4 cameras on Pro
Squad Fuses
Quick answers
Best for
- Parties
- Performances
- Sports
- Interviews
How it starts
Nearby uses a reliable local or peer-to-peer connection. Paid hosts can choose Anywhere for invited participants over internet or cellular.
Plan and limits
Available from Free
Compare plansData, rights, and control
Anywhere can use cellular data. Carrier data, roaming, overage, internet, SMS, or messaging charges may apply. Nearby still depends on the app being open and the live connection being available—it is not passive background discovery.
Squad Fuses
More people in the moment. More ways to remember it.
Host the session, invite the cameras, and start together. The angles come back in sync, ready for highlights, alternate cuts, creator collabs, brand posts, or the group chat recap nobody will stop replaying.
VidFuego for iPhone
More angles. Less editing. Way more fun.
Start free, pull in your friends, and turn one moment into something worth posting. When you want more, take the paid creator tools for a seven-day spin.
Solo Dual-Cam, two-camera Nearby, Remix, 720p exports, and recordings up to 10 minutes—no trial needed.
Eligible new Enthusiast or Pro subscriptions can try paid creator tools free for 7 days.
Made for real ideas
What could you make with it?
Parties✦Performances✦Sports✦Interviews✦Podcasts✦Group reactions✦Concerts✦Trips✦Weddings and celebrations✦Creator collaborations✦Events from multiple viewpoints✦
From setup to share
Nearby when you’re together. Anywhere when you’re not.
Choose the connection
Nearby uses a reliable local or peer-to-peer connection. Paid hosts can choose Anywhere for invited participants over internet or cellular.
Invite and confirm
Share a camera invitation link for Anywhere, or admit available Nearby cameras from the live session. Every participant chooses to join.
Record, return, review
The host coordinates the take. Clips return locally or through temporary Anywhere delivery, then appear together for camera review and export.
A clear note about data
Anywhere can use cellular data. Carrier data, roaming, overage, internet, SMS, or messaging charges may apply. Nearby still depends on the app being open and the live connection being available—it is not passive background discovery.
Creator recording guides
How do I start with two iPhones?
Give each supported device a distinct camera job and begin with a two-camera Nearby Squad Fuse. Record a short rehearsal and review picture, sound and the exported layout. Free includes two-camera Nearby recording; additional cameras and Anywhere hosting depend on your plan.
Launching a Multi-Camera Video Podcast with Phones
Start with a clear show format, reliable sound, and two useful camera views. Phones can provide practical coverage when you rehearse the complete recording workflow.
Read the guideMulti-Angle Cooking Shows: Syncing Overhead, Stove, and Host Cameras
Give a cooking show's cameras distinct jobs: overhead preparation, a safe view of the stove, and host explanation. Record the same stage together so edits preserve the order of the recipe.
Read the guideNearby iPhone Camera Connections: App Discovery Without a Router
Router-free nearby communication is implemented by the app using supported networking frameworks; users do not manually create a universal peer-camera network in iOS Settings. Rehearse discovery on the actual devices.
Read the guideVIDFUEGO
One moment. Way more ways to tell it.
Catch the action, your reaction, and the angle everybody else missed—then pull it together and drop it wherever you post.