For iPhone Duo owners
Is your app ready for the big screen?
Apps that haven't been updated for Duo don't use the whole inner display, and older ones open in a smaller window with empty space around it. Check the apps you rely on, and report what you see so others know too.
Got a Duo? Report your apps in a minute →Any App Store app, even if it isn't listed yet · 7388 apps tracked · 441 community reports
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Where things stand
193 of 7388 apps have a report
Recently reported
App Store updates
4334 of 7388 apps updated since Apple opened Duo submissions on Oct 5
- nPlayer Plus 3.14.1: “Added support for iPhone Duo”
- 2AM CAM 2.4.7: “Designed for iPhone Duo: new layouts for the folded and open screens, with every control in easy reach along the side.”
- SPassPort 1.3.0: “iPhone Duo: on the inner display, the start screen and the review each spread across both pages, with a step-by-step guide beside the form.”
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Questions about apps on iPhone Duo
Why do some apps show black bars on iPhone Duo?
Apps built before iOS 27 open in a smaller window in the middle of the inner display, with empty space around it. This is called letterboxing. Apps built with the iOS 27 SDK fill most of the display but leave space by the status bar, and only apps rebuilt with the iOS 27.1 SDK use the whole display.
Can iPhone Duo run the iPad version of an app instead?
No. Unlike some other foldable phones, iPhone Duo doesn't fall back to an app's iPad version. Each app needs an update from its developer to use the inner display.
What's the difference between “Built for Duo” and “Fills the screen”?
“Fills the screen” means the app runs full-screen on the inner display but uses a stretched iPhone layout. “Built for Duo” means the app has a layout designed for the inner display, such as a list beside the content, and adapts when you fold or half-fold the phone.
How is an app's status decided?
It comes from reports by iPhone Duo owners. The status is the one most recent reports agree on: only reports from the last 30 days count, and newer ones count more, because an app update can change the answer overnight.
Is this site made by Apple?
No. Is it Duo-ready? is an independent community project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.