A voice controlled video recorder is a camera app that captures video in response to voice commands rather than manual button presses. Shootsolo gives solo creators full control of their shoot without needing to touch the phone or hire 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.
A good voice controlled video recorder removes the setup-film-review-retake loop that eats up solo shoot days. With Shootsolo, you record, decide, and reshoot in seconds — all with your voice — so a 30-minute shoot actually takes 30 minutes. Before you roll, dial in your look with skin smoothing and adjustable studio lights; what you see on screen is exactly what gets recorded. No remote is needed, though Bluetooth shutter remotes are supported if you like a physical button.
A normal camera app requires touch input for every action. Shootsolo lets you start, stop, and review takes by voice, which is critical when filming alone.
No. Shootsolo costs nothing to download or use on the App Store and Google Play — recording is unlimited, with no ads, no watermark and no subscription to buy.
Yes. Say "pause recording" and Shootsolo holds the recording; say "resume recording" when you're ready to continue. You only say "stop recording" once the whole take is done.
No. Shootsolo works 100% offline — voice commands and recording need no internet, so you can shoot anywhere.
Yes, Shootsolo captures both video and audio together so every take is complete.
Yes, say "stop recording" and then "no" when it asks to save — Shootsolo drops the clip so you can immediately reshoot.
Shootsolo records in up to 4K, depending on what your phone's camera supports.
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