Personal call recording · Coming soon, Android first

Talk Current: Every call on your cell, recorded and summed up

Talk Current records your calls in and out on your own cell number, writes the transcript, and gives you a short summary of what was said and what you agreed to. You keep your number. Android first, then iPhone.

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What Talk Current does

Who it's for

People who do business on their personal cell and never want to wonder who said what: contractors, agents, small-business owners, and anyone who promises things on the phone and wants a record.

How it works

Phones don't let apps record ordinary calls, so Talk Current carries the call for you. Keep your number by forwarding it to your Talk Current line or moving it over; calls ring in the Talk Current app, and each one shows up afterwards with its recording, transcript and summary.

Questions people ask

Why can't a normal app just record my calls?

Phones don't let apps record ordinary calls. Talk Current carries the call for you instead, which is why it can record both sides reliably.

Do I have to change my number?

No. Turn on call forwarding to your Talk Current line, or move your number over. The people you call still see your own number.

Is recording legal?

Some states require everyone on a call to agree to recording, so Talk Current plays a short notice that the call is recorded. The other person always knows.

When does it launch and what will it cost?

Android comes first, then iPhone. Pricing will be announced at launch; join the early access list on talkcurrent.com.

Guides

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Talk Current is made by Quill Hound. Details on this page come from talkcurrent.com, which is the authoritative description of the product and its pricing.