Android now · iOS coming soon

Say “good take.” It marks itself.

Flowphonic listens for your own words while you record — “good take,” “cut” — and drops a timestamped, named marker on the moment. Review starts already organized.

Get it for Android See how it works

No account. No cloud backup. Recordings never leave your device unless you export them yourself.

The workflow

Record

48 kHz, up to 32-bit float WAV, mono or stereo — with an optional −12 dB safety track running alongside so a hot take is never lost.

Mark

Say “good take” or “cut” mid-recording, or tap MARK. Every marker is timestamped and named without touching the phone.

Review & trim

Scrub with the jog dial, loop an in/out range, skip silence automatically, clean up hiss — all without touching the original file.

Export

Markers land in Premiere, Resolve, or FCP as a ready-made timeline. Audio, transcript, and safety track each export on their own.

Try it

The same dial, right here.

This is the transport control from the app itself — drag the dial in a circle, or drag along the waveform below. In the app they scrub your actual recording; here, it's just for feel.

POSITION 0:00

DRAG TO SCRUB

Built for the field

DND Silence during the take

Do Not Disturb switches on the moment you hit record and back off the moment you stop — no notification chime bleeding into a take you can't re-shoot.

SECURE Encrypted on your device

Every session, marker, and transcript is encrypted at rest on your phone. There's no Flowphonic server — nothing to breach, because there's nothing stored anywhere but your device.

ASR Transcription, on-device first

Speech-to-text runs on-device when a language model is installed. No model available yet? It falls back to your phone's own cloud recognizer — never a Flowphonic server.

EDIT Fix a transcript by hand

Recognizers mishear things. Tap any line of a transcript to correct it directly — the same way you'd rename a marker.

On screen

Recording screen showing live level meters, a waveform, and a running timecode — Record — levels, waveform, and timecode while you shoot.

Session detail screen showing a marker, a transcript line, and the jog dial — Review — markers, transcript, and the jog dial in one place.

Library screen listing recorded sessions with durations and marker counts — Library — every take, organized into projects.

Spec sheet

Format	WAV — 16/24-bit integer or 32-bit float
Sample rate	Up to 48 kHz
Channels	Mono or stereo, with an optional −12 dB safety track
Transcription	On-device speech-to-text, with cloud fallback when no model is installed
Storage	Encrypted locally on your device — no account, no cloud backup
Export	Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro marker formats, plus SRT transcripts
Platform	Android now, iOS in development

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