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 using a Bluetooth remote.
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.
Yes — Shootsolo is free to download on the App Store and Google Play. It uses a credits system where each shoot costs one credit. You start with free credits, and once they run out, you can watch ads for more or purchase additional credits.
No — Shootsolo requires an internet connection to work.
You can say "start recording" to begin and "stop recording" to end each take. The app then asks "Save take?" — say "yes" to keep it or "no" to reshoot. You can also customize your command keywords in the settings.
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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