Product demos that fit a Story and a landing page, from one take

PostReady Dual Recorder Camera records a product demo or walkthrough once and saves both a 9:16 vertical file (for Stories/Reels) and a 16:9 wide file (for your landing-page hero or deck) at the same time. For a demo, that matters more than for talking-head content, because re-staging a product or a room for a second shot is real work, and getting the framing wrong means a reshoot of a setup you already broke down.

The demo persona's actual constraint: composition, not editing

When you're demoing a product, a feature, or a real-estate walkthrough, the hard part is that the subject has to read correctly in two different shapes at once:

• The 9:16 vertical crop is tall and narrow, great for a phone-held product or a person, bad for a wide kitchen or a horizontal device.
• The 16:9 wide crop is short and wide, great for a room or a landscape product shot, but it loses the top and bottom that a vertical needs.

If you shoot for one and crop to the other afterward, you almost always sacrifice the framing of whichever you didn't plan for. And unlike a talking head, you often can't just "do another take", the lighting was set, the product was placed, the room was staged.

Frame for both safe areas at once

The non-obvious move with the live dual guides: place your subject where it survives BOTH the 9:16 and the 16:9 safe areas.

• Put the hero of the shot (the product, the door you're walking through, the feature you're pointing at) near the center, inside the overlap of the two guides.
• Keep anything you can't afford to lose out of the extreme top/bottom (which 16:9 will clip) and out of the extreme left/right (which 9:16 will clip).
• Record once. Both files save to Photos.

Do that and the same staged take gives you a vertical for the Story and a wide for the site, no second setup.

Don't lose a staged shoot: local recovery

Here's the reliability point that matters when a shoot was expensive to set up. If saving to Photos fails for any reason, PostReady keeps your local file on the device so you can retry, it doesn't silently drop the recording. For a demo you can't easily re-stage, that's the difference between a hiccup and a lost shoot.

Honest limits for demo makers

• The live crop guides are framing aids, not a pixel-exact preview, leave margin around the product so a hard edge doesn't surprise you in the saved file.
• Both files come from one lens. This is single-lens dual-aspect output, not multi-angle capture, you don't get a second camera angle of the same product, just two crops of the one angle you shot.
• No in-app editing, trimming, captions, or B-roll assembly. PostReady gives you clean source files; your edit and your landing-page embed happen in your usual tools.

Free vs Pro

Short demo clips fit the free tier: 1080p30 dual output, audio, no watermark, clips up to 1 minute each. Longer walkthroughs, or a 4K/60 fps/HEVC wide file for a crisp landing-page hero, need Pro, which removes the 1-minute cap and adds those formats. Pro is Monthly, Yearly (with optional 7-day free trial for new subscribers), or Lifetime; pricing is shown in the app and set by Apple in local currency; subscription auto-renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; cancel any time in iPhone Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. See Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Get it

Stage it once, ship both formats. Download PostReady Dual Recorder Camera on the App Store. Related: the landing overview and the solo-creator workflow.