Record the call, get the write-up

iOS does not let an app record a phone call directly — while one is up, the system holds the microphone. On speaker, Roomtone records the room and gives you the same write-up as a meeting.

Free to start · three recordings, no card

A Roomtone note: summary, decisions and action items
The write-up
A Roomtone transcript with suggested questions
The transcript
Action items collected across meetings
The follow-ups

The problems you know too well

Client calls leave nothing behind

What was promised on the phone is exactly what gets disputed later.

Typing while talking

You cannot do both well.

Recording apps that need a conference line

No extra number here, and no third party in your call.

What you get

Speaker, then record

One tap, and both sides are in the room.

Summary and action items

Whatever anyone committed to, written down.

Ask the call

"What price did we agree?" — answered from the recording.

Export

Send the summary to the client, or keep the PDF for the file.

Searchable

Every call, searchable by what was said.

Honest about the limits

We tell you plainly what iOS allows, rather than promising a recorder that cannot exist.

Perfect for

  • Client calls
  • Supplier negotiations
  • Screening calls
  • Support calls
  • Advisers
  • Contractors

Questions

Why can no iPhone app record a call directly?+

While a call is up, iOS gives the microphone to the call and to nothing else. Any app that claims otherwise is either routing your call through its own phone line or recording only your side. Speaker plus the room is the honest way.

Do I have to tell the other person?+

In about a dozen US states, everyone on the call has to agree. Say you are recording — it takes four words and keeps the recording usable.

Does a bot join my meeting?+

No. Roomtone records the room from your phone — the microphone, not the calendar. Nobody on the call sees a bot with your name on it, and it works for a meeting held across a table, where a bot cannot go at all.

Is there a free plan?+

Yes. Three recordings, up to 30 minutes each, with the full write-up — enough to see whether the notes are any good before you pay.

What languages does it handle?+

Over 100. The notes come back in the language that was spoken, not translated into English first.

What happens to my recordings?+

The audio is used to produce the transcript and then deleted from the server; your phone keeps its own copy until you delete it. Nothing is used to train a model.

Record the next one

Three recordings free. No card.

Download for iPhone