Seis anos depois do seu lançamento, a Reincubate enfim anunciou uma versão do Camo Studio para iOS, permitindo que os usuários realizem transmissões ao vivo para diferentes plataformas diretamente do iPhone, com o uso tanto da câmera frontal quanto das traseiras do aparelho.

Segundo a desenvolvedora, o suporte nativo ao iPhone permite importar as mesmas cenas, camadas e efeitos utilizados na versão de iPad, agora adaptados para a tela dos celulares:

Camo Studio for iPhone is here (and it's free!) so you can stream from anywhere. Use up to 2 cameras for just chatting, podcast, IRL streams & more, or capture and stream your mobile gameplay – all with just your iPhone.

Download from the App Store today:https://t.co/YnhQ719wb6 pic.twitter.com/z2UC6C552H

— Camo (@reincubate) October 21, 2026

De acordo com o CEO e fundador da Reincubate, Aidan Fitzpatrick, o aplicativo já chegou “cuidadosamente otimizado” para o iPhone Duo, somando-se a uma lista crescente de apps que levaram o dobrável da Apple em conta no seu desenvolvimento.

Camo Studio is now on iPhone, thoughtfully optimised for iPhone Duo. Stream, create, record — all free. We hope you love it. ❤️ https://t.co/uTD6AtnYwl

— Aidan Fitzpatrick (@afit) October 21, 2026

O aplicativo — disponível no iPad desde 2023 — é gratuito e pode ser baixado na App Store em dispositivos com o iOS 18 ou posterior.

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