They just said it. You can still record it.
A phone number, an address, a promise, the exact wording of an agreement - spoken once, and gone. Life Recorder keeps a rolling buffer of the last hour of audio on your phone, so when someone says something worth keeping, one tap saves it after they said it.
Life Recorder is a free Android app that keeps a rolling one-hour audio buffer on the phone; one tap saves the last minutes after the moment happened. Audio never leaves the device.
How do you record something that was already said?
You can't - unless something was already listening. Life Recorder listens quietly in the background and remembers the last hour. Tap save and the last 5, 10 or up to 60 minutes become a normal audio file. Everything you don't save keeps falling out of the buffer, unstored.
Get the exact words, not your memory of them
Saved the moment? Life Recorder transcribes it on your phone in about 100 languages - so “what exactly did they say?” has an answer you can copy, search and share. Trim to just the sentence that matters first.
Nothing is kept unless you keep it
The buffer overwrites itself continuously and never leaves the device. Only the moments you explicitly save are stored. Please record responsibly - consent laws differ by country.
Questions
Can I record something after it was said?
Yes - if a rolling-buffer recorder was already listening. Life Recorder keeps the last hour of audio in a buffer on your Android phone; tapping save turns the last minutes into a recording, even though the moment already passed.
Does it store everything I say all day?
No. Only the last hour exists, in a rolling buffer on the device, and it continuously overwrites itself. A permanent recording is created only when you explicitly tap save.
