Imagine a world where selfies are not limited by the length of your arm. A world where everyone can fit into a photo’s frame without difficulty. While this perfect world may have once seemed unattainable, a breakthrough invention by three University of California at Berkeley graduates have turned this dream into a reality.

Podo is a tiny Bluetooth-connected camera with the ability to stick to any surface thanks to a micro suction pad that can be wiped off with water to restore its stickiness. Controlled entirely by your cell phone, Podo’s straightforward design requires a simple double tap to turn on and automatically pairs to your mobile device. With its very own easy-to-use iPhone app, users can preview a shot before taking it. This is a helpful feature for those who take photos at social gatherings because it provides the chance to confirm that everyone makes it into the picture. After making sure that the shot is exactly the way you want, you simply drag and release a bar on the screen that starts a timer counting down to the moment that the picture is captured. In just seconds, the image is transferred onto your phone and saved to your gallery. Even better, you can add a caption and upload the photo onto your favorite social media site straight from the app. Among other features such as LED flash and the ability to adjust angles, this tiny device packs a big punch. With nearly everything that a photography lover could ask for in a camera, Podo is sure to be the next big thing on the market.