Auto Video Recording: Open the App and It's Already Filming

The fastest camera is the one that's already recording. With auto video recording, Camera Go starts filming the moment you open the app — no taps, no fumbling, no missed moments. Here's how it works and when it's genuinely useful.
What is auto recording?
Auto recording is beautifully simple: turn it on once in Settings, and every time you launch Camera Go, it starts recording immediately — the viewfinder opens and the red dot is already rolling. No record button, no countdown, no second thought. When you're done, just stop it like a normal recording.
When auto recording shines
- Driving — mount the phone, open the app, and you're already capturing the road like a dashcam.
- Quick capture — the moment worth filming never waits for you to find the record button.
- Hands-free filming — vlogging, demos or workouts where your hands are busy.
- Never forget — lectures, meetings or events where you'd otherwise remember to press record halfway through.
How to turn it on in Camera Go
- Open Camera Go and go to Settings.
- Switch Auto Recording on.
- That's it — from now on, launching the app starts recording automatically, and your video lands in the gallery when you stop.
Tips for smooth auto recording
Make sure there's enough free storage before a long session, and keep the phone plugged in if you're recording for a while. Since recording starts the instant the app opens, give the lens a quick wipe and point the phone where it matters — the first seconds count. And as always, only record where it's appropriate and legal.
Put your camera on autopilot
Camera Go is the quick video recorder with auto recording, background capture and face blur — free on Android.
Get Camera Go on Google Play