Give them something to look at.
Playful in front. Precise behind.
Your settings on the inside. Their favorite thing on the outside. AnyFront brings a full manual camera together with subject-facing visuals on iPhone Duo — so the next photo can be about the moment, not the effort of getting attention.
Coming soon to the App Store
Cover-screen features need iPhone Duo. Every compatible iPhone gets the full manual camera free, and AnyFront Pro adds attention sounds on every iPhone.
Two screens. Two roles.
AnyFront is a manual camera that puts your choice of photo, video, animation or live mirror on iPhone Duo's cover screen while you shoot from the inner display.
Their side
Attention
Photos, videos, animations and live mirror on the cover screen.
How the cover screen worksPrivacy
No account. No ads. No analytics. It goes online only to the App Store, for AnyFront Pro, and to iCloud Photos, when it shows you a photo or video kept there. It never uploads photos, videos, sounds or face data.
Privacy policyPrice
Manual camera: Free.
AnyFront Pro: attention sounds on every iPhone.
iPhone Duo cover screen: live mirror and Bubbles free; photos, videos, the other seven animations and message card with AnyFront Pro.
Get the shot.
Practical guides for the photos that are hardest to take.
How to get a baby to look at the camera
Babies do not take direction. What helps is soft light, a low angle, a sound right next to the lens and, if you have it, a screen worth looking at.
GuideBest shutter speed for moving kids and pets on iPhone
Blur in photos of a running kid or a pouncing cat often comes down to shutter speed. Here is a speed to start from for each, how to set it on your iPhone, and what to do when the light is low.
GuideHow to get a dog or cat to look at the camera
Your dog has opinions about cameras, and your cat has stronger ones. These tips are kind, short on fuss and work on any phone, with a few extras for iPhone Duo.
GuideSelfies with the rear cameras on iPhone Duo
Open the phone and the cover screen sits on the outside, next to the rear cameras. Switch on the live mirror and you can frame yourself with them.
GuideWhy do my iPhone photos look yellow indoors? How to fix it
Lamp light can turn skin orange and walls yellow. Here is why it happens, why changing the light comes first, and how to set white balance by hand so skin looks like skin.
GuideHow to photograph a black dog or cat with an iPhone
Black fur swallows light, so the camera hands you a dark blob. Soft light, a quick lock and a look at the histogram bring back the face, the shine and the eyes.
GuideHow to take family photos with an iPhone
Everyone in the frame, mostly looking at the lens, nobody mid-blink. A calm method for family photos that works on any iPhone, with a cover-screen extra for iPhone Duo.
GuideiPhone Duo for kids: the cover screen camera
Using an iPhone Duo camera for kids comes down to one question: what is the child looking at? Here is how to give them something to watch, and how to keep a moving child sharp.
GuideLet people see the shot on iPhone Duo
On an iPhone Duo, the outer screen can work as a camera preview that faces the people you are photographing. Here is how to use it for group photos, couples and portraits.
GuidePhotographing toddlers and kids: tips that actually work
Toddlers do not pose, and older kids pose a little too much. Here is how to get natural, sharp photos of both without a meltdown, yours or theirs.