Do you miss the voice of your holiday sweetheart, or is something communicated in an important telephone conversation that you want to listen to later? There are several apps that allow you to record your phone conversation. iPhoned list the best ones for you.
1. TapeACall
TapeACall works very well to record your conversations. Once you’re on a phone call, press the record button. The app then turns the call into a group call, using the third line to record.
You can then share recorded conversations via an app or email. You can also save the file online in the cloud. With the app you can record as much and as long as you want. After purchasing the app, you can record and listen to unlimited conversations for a year.
2. Rekk
Rekk is a handy app that records, stores and even transcribes your phone calls. It is important with this app that your provider supports 3-way group calls. The app then listens to the conversation and records it. Use is free if you and the person on the other end of the line call via Rekk. If you want to record via your own phone app, you have to take out a subscription.
Rekk records your outgoing or incoming call. This will be an audio file that you can easily listen to or share in the app. In addition, it is possible to upload conversations to your iCloud or other online storage space. You can also convert the conversation to text and you can add notes to a conversation yourself.
3. Skype
It may sound strange, but Skype is also a convenient (and free!) way to record your video or phone calls. Download the Skype app on your iPhone and make calls via the app. While on a Skype call, tap the three dots for more options. Tap the record button to start recording.
The person on the other end of the line will be notified that you are recording the call. Your conversation will be posted to your chat messages and will remain available for 30 days, but you can also download and save it locally to keep longer.
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