Shootsolo is a voice controlled camera app for iPhone and Android that lets solo creators record hands-free. Say "start recording" to begin a take and "stop recording" when you're done — then say "yes" to save or "no" to reshoot. No need to touch the phone.
A voice controlled camera app is a mobile camera that records video in response to spoken commands instead of taps. Shootsolo listens for voice triggers like "start recording" and "stop recording" so you can film yourself without leaving the frame, touching the screen, or needing a Bluetooth remote — although Bluetooth shutter remotes are supported if you like having one.
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.
Whether you're a vlogger, fitness instructor, tutorial creator, or podcaster, Shootsolo removes the biggest friction in solo filming: the phone itself. You set up your shot once, then use your voice to run the entire session like you have a director behind the camera. Working from a script? The built-in teleprompter keeps your lines on screen while you record, with adjustable scroll speed and text size. And every take can be saved in portrait and landscape at once, so one session covers Reels, TikTok, Shorts and YouTube.
Yes — Shootsolo is completely free on the App Store and Google Play, with unlimited recording. There are no ads, no watermark and no subscription, and every voice command is included. Older versions used a credits system; it has been removed.
Yes — Shootsolo works 100% offline. You can start, stop, save and replay takes by voice with no internet connection at all.
Say "start recording" to begin and "stop recording" to end each take. Say "pause recording" and "resume recording" to hold and continue a take, and "play video" or "close video" to review it in the built-in player. After each take the app asks "Save take?" — say "yes" to keep it or "no" to reshoot. You can also switch the start and stop keywords to other preset keywords in the settings.
Yes. Say "pause recording" to hold the take and "resume recording" to carry on — handy when you need to check your notes or reset between sections without ending the recording.
No — your voice does the remote's job, so no extra hardware is required. If you prefer a physical button, Shootsolo also supports Bluetooth shutter remotes.
Yes, Shootsolo is available for both iPhone (iOS) and Android via Google Play.
It depends on the noise level and your device's microphone quality. Shootsolo listens only for your selected command keywords, which helps filter out casual speech, but very noisy environments may affect accuracy.
Available on iPhone and Android.
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