A hands-free video recording app is a mobile camera that operates through voice commands instead of screen taps. Shootsolo is designed specifically for solo creators who need to film themselves without a second set of hands.
Shootsolo begins the take instantly — no taps, no countdown.
Shootsolo stops and asks "Save take?"
Say "yes" to keep the take or "no" to reshoot — hands-free.
Hands-free matters most when your hands are doing something else — cooking, working out, repairing, teaching, performing. Shootsolo keeps your hands where they need to be while still giving you full control over the camera. Say "pause recording" when you need to stir, reset, or grab a tool, then "resume recording" to carry on in the same take. Your voice means you don't need a remote, but Shootsolo also works with Bluetooth shutter remotes and external microphones — and all of it is included in a free app with no limits.
Shootsolo is purpose-built for hands-free video recording by solo creators. Its voice-command workflow covers start, stop, pause, resume, and playback — "Start Recording", "Stop Recording", "Pause Recording", "Resume Recording", "Play Video", and "Close Video" — something generic camera apps don't do.
Yes — Shootsolo is available on Google Play for Android devices.
Yes — Shootsolo is available on the iOS App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Yes, Shootsolo captures both video and audio at high quality during every take, and it supports external microphones if you want cleaner sound.
Shootsolo is built for recording and reviewing takes, not live streaming. It's the best choice for creators who produce and publish rather than broadcast.
Yes. Every feature in Shootsolo is free and recording is unlimited. There are no ads, no watermark, no subscription, and no limit on how many takes you shoot.
Yes — Shootsolo works 100% offline. Voice commands keep working with no Wi-Fi or mobile signal, so you can film in a basement gym, a kitchen, or outdoors.
Every Shootsolo feature, guide and creator page in one place.