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Clear Recorder
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Clear Recorder for AndroidMake room for your voice.
Capture an idea, revisit a thought, or keep a voice note for later. Clear Recorder brings recording, playback and export together in a simple app that keeps your audio on your device.
Android 8.0 or later. Currently available to approved internal testers; public release is coming after testing and Google Play review.
A focused everyday tool
From a thought to a saved recording.
Record at your pace.
Start a voice note, pause for a moment, then resume. Stop when you are ready to save.
Find your place again.
Browse saved recordings, rename them and use playback controls to return to the part you need.
Take your audio with you.
Export an M4A copy to a location you choose, or send a selected recording through Android’s share sheet.
Inside Clear Recorder
Simple controls. Your recordings.
Actual app captures show the dark interface, saved recordings and playback controls. A light appearance is also available through your device’s theme.
Local by design
Your voice stays with you.
The current app has no account, ads or analytics SDK. Recordings stay in private app storage until you choose to export or share them. Your chosen destination or receiving app handles any copy independently.
Keep a copy of important audio. Uninstalling Clear Recorder or clearing its data removes private recordings. Deletion has no undo.
Read the Clear Recorder Privacy PolicyBefore you get started
A few useful details.
How can I try Clear Recorder?
Email contact@techproiq.com to request access. If your Google account is already approved, join the internal test on Google Play using that account. The app is not yet generally available.
What does it record?
Clear Recorder records audio from your microphone in mono AAC/M4A format. It is designed for voice notes. It does not include call-recording integration, transcription, trimming or cloud backup.
Does it keep recording with the screen off?
The app uses a foreground recording service with notification controls. Screen-lock behavior and interruptions are part of the current testing program; device battery settings and other apps can affect recording.
Will it be free?
Approved internal testers can install the test version without an upfront charge. Public pricing will be shown on Google Play when the app launches.