Hands-free video

“Start recording.” Your hands stay on the work.

Flour on your fingers, a barbell in your hands, a guitar on your lap — you shouldn't have to walk to your phone to start and stop a take.

Updated October 6, 2026 · 2 min read

Built for people who film themselves

Creators lose time to the walk: walk to the phone, tap record, walk back, do the thing, walk back, tap stop, trim the dead air. With voice commands you stay in position and in character.

• “Start recording” begins a clip.
• “Stop recording” ends it.
• “Take a photo” grabs a still for the thumbnail.

Great for

• Cooking and baking — no dough on the screen.
• Workouts and form checks — record a set without breaking your setup.
• Music practice — keep both hands on the instrument.
• Crafts, DIY and repair tutorials — record step by step.
• TikTok, Reels and Shorts — film multiple takes in one go.

Tips for clean voice-triggered clips

• Use a Bluetooth lapel mic or earbuds as the listening microphone for reliable commands from further away.
• Pause for a beat after “start recording” before you begin, so the cut is clean.
• Use the rear camera and frame once; manual controls lock in your look.

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