Help us finish the studio.
A four-week pilot for people who record with phones. You get the full product and a direct line to the person building it. We get your real sessions and your honest notes.
Have an invitation?
Enter the code from your email. Invited people skip the queue.
Real sessions, not demos.
LansPilot turns Android phones into synced cameras you control from a Windows computer, with proper audio, a teleprompter, live switching, transcription and a clean hand-off to your editor. The pilot is where it meets real rooms.
You record what you would record anyway
Your podcast, your lesson, your session. We learn the most from a normal working day.
A person on the other end
David, who builds LansPilot, runs the setup call and the weekly check-ins himself.
What you tell us changes what ships
Bugs you report are fixed first. Patterns across participants decide what we build next.
Five kinds of rooms.
Talking to camera, alone, often with a script.
One or two phonesTwo people in one room, a microphone each.
Two phones, audio interfaceA host and a guest, two angles, one clean edit.
Two phonesA performance or a lesson, where audio matters most.
Phones plus your interfaceSeveral sessions a week and an editor waiting.
Two phones and moreWhat you get, and what we ask.
You get
- The full product for the length of the pilot: every feature, on your computer.
- Two phones recorded in sync. Three or four phones are a Beta that depends on your computer, and testing it is welcome.
- A 30-minute setup call, and help when something breaks.
- Your bugs looked at first, and a direct line to the person who fixes them.
- After the pilot, 50% off for testers who gave feedback: the first year of Pro yearly ($34.50) or Pro one-time ($64.50).
We ask
- A 30-minute setup call at the start.
- At least one real recording a week, the kind you would make anyway.
- Two minutes after each one, to log how it went.
- A 15-minute check-in each week, and a bug report when something breaks.
- A few short surveys, and a 20-minute call at the end.
From application to the last call.
- ApplyFive minutes
Tell us what you shoot and on what. No account needed to apply.
- ReviewUsually within a week
We read every application ourselves and reply either way.
- Set upWeek zero
Accept the terms, install, pair your phones, check the sync, a 30-minute call.
- RecordWeeks one to four
A small task each week, session logs, a weekly check-in.
- Wrap upThe last week
A closing survey, a 20-minute call, and your reward.
Requirements.
16 GB of memory and 50 GB free are recommended for transcription and long takes.
One phone works. Two phones give you a synced second angle. Three or four: Beta, depends on your computer.
Phones and computer on one local network, or a USB cable for each phone.
ASIO interfaces record one clean file per microphone. A USB microphone is fine to start.
Mostly recording you would do anyway, plus short logs and a check-in.
They come after the pilot. For now it is Windows and Android only.
Your footage stays on your computer.
Recording, transcription and export run on your machine. We never receive your video or audio.
- We keep what you type in the pilot portal: your application, session logs, bug reports and surveys.
- If you switch it on, the app’s usage log: dates, counts and settings such as how many phones a take used. No file names, no titles, no transcripts. You can read the file before you send it.
- The pilot pages add no trackers of their own. The site’s optional analytics follow your cookie choice.
- You can download everything we hold about you, change what you share, or ask us to delete it, from your portal at any time.
- We do not sell or share pilot data. We quote your feedback only if you say we may.
Is the pilot free?
Yes. You get the full product for the length of the pilot at no cost, and no card is asked for.
What happens when it ends?
LansPilot Free keeps working. Testers who gave feedback get 50% off: the first year of Pro yearly ($34.50) or Pro one-time ($64.50).
Do I need two phones?
No. One phone is enough for creators and lessons. Podcasts and interviews get the most from two synced phones.
Can I use three or four phones?
Three or four phones are a Beta that depends on your computer: the app tells you how many it is comfortable with. If you can test it, tell us how it went.
Can I use a Mac or an iPhone?
Not in this pilot. Windows 10/11 and Android 10+ only, for now.
Does anything I record leave my computer?
No. Video, audio and transcripts stay on your machine. Sharing a transcript for accuracy testing is a separate, optional choice, off by default.
What if something breaks?
That is the point of a pilot. Report it from the portal with the steps, and we look at it first. Nothing you record should ever be lost; if it is, tell us right away.
Can I leave?
Any time, from "Your data" in the portal. You can also ask us to delete everything.
Five minutes to apply.
Tell us what you shoot and on what. We reply either way.