The idea is that Airselfie lets you take selfies from further away than you could with your hand or a selfie stick, so that you can get more of the scenery behind you.
You can control it with virtual joysticks in the Airselfie app. The Airselfie app has three flight modes with varying degrees of control for the drone itself.
After the Airselfie takes a photo, the photo is stored in the Airselfie's 4GB storage, or you can transfer it to your phone over the WiFi connection between your phone and the Airselfie.
The battery lasts about three minutes, but it only takes 30 minutes to charge either with a microUSB cable, or with the battery that's built into the optional power bank case.
Airselfie completed its Kickstarter campaign, but you can pre-order it now.
You can pre-order the Airselfie for $260 here, and it'll be delivered in May, according to Airselfie's website.
The Airselfie fits the iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, 6, 6 Plus, Google Pixel, and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.