AI Face Tracking Phone Holder with 360° Rotation, No App
Stay centered while you move, whether you are narrating a walk, stirring a pan or dancing across the room. The holder turns 360 degrees to follow your face and body, and you start it with a long-press, no app required.
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Stay centered while you move, whether you are narrating a walk, stirring a pan or dancing across the room. The holder turns 360 degrees to follow your face and body, and you start it with a long-press, no app required.
Hands-free AI auto-tracking that keeps you in frame, out of the box with no app
- Filming yourself alone with no cameraperson
- Manually re-framing while moving during vlogs or live streams
- Needing to download an app to set up a tracking phone holder
- Losing framing when dancing or moving around
Stay in frame, hands-free, the moment you hit record
Before: you're chasing the shot, half out of frame, reframing by hand. After: the holder turns with you, so you stay centered and just keep moving.
Turns with you, so you never leave the frame
Turns with you
The base rotates a full 360 degrees to keep the detected face centered as you move. You stop reframing by hand, and the phone screen keeps you in the middle of the shot from the first step to the last.
Hands-free control
Hold up a palm to pause the follow, then make an OK sign to start it again. You can stop tracking between dance sets or during a close-up without reaching for the screen.
No app, ever
Long-press the power button to enter tracking mode, and the green light confirms when your face is recognized. There is nothing to download, pair or calibrate before you film.
Power on, look at the lens, and you're live
- 1Long-press the power button
Hold the power button until tracking mode starts. Face the lens so the base can find you.
- 2Wait for the green light
A steady green light means your face is recognized. Start moving once it lights up.
- 3Pause with a palm, resume with OK
Hold a palm up to stop the follow between takes, then make an OK sign to start it again.
Solo filming, minus the cameraperson problem
The solo shot that never works
You hit record, step into place, and then spend the whole clip leaning toward the phone. One head tilt later you are cut off at the eyebrows, and the best part of the take is gone. Fixing it means pausing, reframing by hand, and starting over.
Meet the holder that follows you
The base reads your face and body, then turns a full 360 degrees to keep you in the middle of the screen. You do not need to download anything. Long-press the power button, watch for the green light, and the holder takes it from there.
Film like you have a crew
Walk the room, cook, dance across the floor or go live from the desk. The base keeps your face centered while you move, so you can focus on what you are saying and doing instead of where the lens is pointing.
What to expect as you start filming
- First usePower on and lock your face
Long-press the power button, wait for the green light to confirm recognition, then step side to side and watch the base follow.
- 3 usesLearn the gesture controls
Practice a palm to pause and an OK sign to resume, so you can stop and start tracking during a take without touching the phone.
- 30 daysFilm solo without reframing
After regular solo sessions, you spend less time fixing framing by hand and more time on the content itself.
Tracking without the tripod drift
| This holder | Fixed phone tripod | |
|---|---|---|
| Follows your face while you move | — | |
| 360° rotation around you | — | |
| Palm pause and OK sign control | — |
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Questions and answers
The purple clamp adjusts to hold most phones. Keep the case slim, because a bulky one shifts the phone's balance, makes the rotation less smooth and can loosen the grip. Tighten the clamp and check it before you hit record.
The base locks onto your face and body, then turns to keep you centered. Film in a well-lit spot facing your main light. Dim rooms slow face recognition, and the base can hesitate for a moment if it loses you.
Yes. Long-press the power button, wait for the green light to confirm your face, and tracking starts. There is no download, no pairing and no calibration, so you can film a spontaneous clip in seconds.
Yes. Start tracking before you go live, and use the OK sign to resume after a palm pause. It also works on a standing desk for calls. If you need a second angle, browse our adjustable phone stand collection.
A fixed tripod keeps the phone still, so you drift out of frame the moment you move. This holder costs more up front, but it replaces the reframing, the cropped takes and the re-shoots. Each session starts with a long-press, not a setup routine, and the premium materials and smooth rotation hold up to daily filming.
Raise a palm in front of the lens to pause the follow. Make an OK sign to start it again. Both gestures work without touching the phone, which helps during a take when your hands are busy.
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