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Shootsolo

Shootsolo is a voice-controlled video camera and teleprompter app for solo creators filming on iPhone or Android. It supports hands-free recording, script reading, portrait and landscape capture, external microphones, Bluetooth shutters, and offline use.

Shootsolo

Hands-free filming for solo creators

Shootsolo is a voice-controlled video camera app and teleprompter for people who film themselves without a camera operator. It lets creators start and stop takes by speaking, review footage in the app, and choose whether to save or discard each take.

The app combines hands-free recording with a built-in teleprompter, portrait and landscape capture, camera effects, lighting controls, and support for external microphones and Bluetooth shutter remotes. It works offline on iPhone and Android, so the core recording workflow does not depend on an internet connection.

Features

Voice-controlled recording

Start, pause, resume, stop, review, and close video playback with spoken commands. The start and stop keywords can be changed to supported presets in settings.

Built-in teleprompter

Read a script on screen while filming, with adjustable scroll speed and text size to help keep delivery on message.

Portrait and landscape recording

Capture one take in portrait and landscape formats, making the footage suitable for vertical platforms and YouTube without recording the scene twice.

In-camera effects and controls

Use background blur, green screen or grey screen effects, skin smoothing, virtual studio lights, and brightness, contrast, and exposure controls while filming.

Gear and framing support

Connect an external microphone, trigger recording with a Bluetooth shutter remote, frame the shot with a composition grid and safe-zone overlay, and record at up to 4K.

Use cases

  • Solo talking-head videos

    Set up a phone, read talking points from the teleprompter, and record multiple takes without walking back to the device between attempts.

  • Video podcasts and interviews filmed alone

    Pair an external microphone with hands-free voice commands or a Bluetooth shutter remote to manage recording while focusing on delivery and sound.

  • Multi-platform publishing

    Capture footage once and save both orientations for vertical social posts and landscape YouTube videos, reducing the need to repeat the performance.

  • Instructional and demonstration content

    Use the script display, background effects, virtual studio lights, and exposure controls when producing lessons, demonstrations, fitness clips, cooking videos, or tutorials without a crew.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Voice commands can control recording and video playback without returning to the phone.
  • A teleprompter, adjustable camera controls, effects, and virtual studio lights are included in the filming workflow.
  • A single take can be saved in both portrait and landscape formats.
  • External microphone and Bluetooth shutter support provide alternatives to the phone’s built-in microphone and voice control.
  • The app is described as free, unlimited, offline, ad-free, and without a watermark or subscription.

Cons

  • The site does not specify which external microphone or Bluetooth shutter models are compatible.
  • The product information does not describe editing features beyond recording, playback, effects, and take management.

FAQ

Which devices and connections does Shootsolo support?

Yes. Shootsolo is available on iPhone and Android and supports recording, reviewing, and saving takes without an internet connection.

Do I need a Bluetooth shutter remote to record hands-free?

No. The app can be operated with voice commands such as “Start Recording,” “Stop Recording,” “Pause Recording,” “Resume Recording,” “Play Video,” and “Close Video.” Bluetooth shutter remotes are also supported but optional.

How does Shootsolo handle takes?

After a take, Shootsolo asks whether you want to save it. You can review the footage in the built-in video player, then keep or discard it; saved files can also be renamed.

Can I use an external microphone and record in 4K?

Yes. Shootsolo supports external microphones on iPhone and Android, and records video at up to 4K. The site does not specify compatibility with particular microphone or remote models.

What does Shootsolo cost?

The site describes Shootsolo as free with unlimited recording, no ads, no watermark, and no subscription. The listed pricing page was unavailable, so no additional plan details are provided.

Quick Facts

Category
Voice-controlled video camera and teleprompter
Platforms
iPhone and Android
Primary users
Solo content creators, vloggers, podcasters, and YouTubers
Recording
Up to 4K; portrait and landscape capture in one take
Offline use
Recording, review, and saving work without an internet connection
Pricing
Free with unlimited recording; no ads, watermark, or subscription stated