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ContentCam for Android

The same core idea as the iPhone app: record once, get a 9:16 portrait file and a 16:9 landscape file from the same take. Native Android app, built on the same full-field-of-view capture approach, on Google Play now.

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What the Android app does

Dual-format recording

One take produces both files, cropped from the sensor's full 4:3 frame so landscape keeps its full width. Rear and front cameras.

Manual controls

White balance temperature and tint dials, plus fully manual ISO and shutter speed on phones whose cameras support it. Free to preview, premium to record with.

Timelapse, 4K, 60fps

Timelapse with adjustable speed. 4K and 60fps where the hardware genuinely delivers them; the app checks rather than guessing.

Ultra-wide 0.5×

On phones that expose an ultra-wide camera, a 0.5× stop gives both crops the wider field of view.

Shoot sideways, get upright files

Hold the phone rotated and both saved files are tagged with the right orientation, so they play upright in your gallery, TikTok, CapCut or Premiere without a manual rotate.

Zero data collection

Same policy as iOS: no accounts, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. The Play Store Data Safety label reads "no data collected" because none is.

iPhone vs Android feature comparison

One developer, two native apps. iPhone is further along; Android is catching up release by release. Honest state of things:

FeatureiPhoneAndroid
Portrait + landscape from one take
Full-FOV 4:3 capture (Single Lens)
Front camera dual-format
Manual white balance✓ (temperature)✓ (temperature + tint)
Manual ISO & shutter✓ (hardware permitting)
Timelapse
4K / 60fps✓ (hardware permitting)
Ultra-wide lens✓ (0.5×)✓ (0.5× where available)
Dual Lens mode (two cameras at once)✓ iPhone 11+Not yet
Built-in TeleprompterNot yet
Zero data collection

"Hardware permitting" is real on Android: manual sensor control, 4K and 60fps vary by phone and by lens. ContentCam checks what your camera actually supports and only offers what it can deliver.

Android questions

Which Android phones work best?

Any reasonably modern phone records dual-format 1080p. Manual exposure, 4K and ultra-wide depend on what the manufacturer exposes; recent Samsung Galaxy and Pixel phones support the most.

Is the Android app a port or a separate app?

Native Kotlin, built specifically for Android's camera stack. Same recording concept, not a wrapper.

Will the teleprompter come to Android?

It's on the list. iPhone got it first in 2.0; follow the Discord for what ships next.

One take, two files, on Android

Get it on Google Play

Last updated: 5 July 2026.