The recorder that never loses a recording.
Everec is a voice recorder for iPhone and iPad built so a crash, a killed app, or a dead battery still leaves you with a playable file. Recording, playback, and transcription happen on your device. There is no account and nothing is uploaded to us.
Everec records with the built-in or Bluetooth microphone you pick. Audio stays on your device unless you export or share a file yourself, or turn on Copy to a Folder.
Everec uses them only while you record: when a call has paused the recording, when no sound reaches the microphone, or when storage runs out while the app is in the background. They are made on your device. To turn them on later, go to Settings → Alerts while recording.
The app pauses for a phone call and continues on the built-in mic if Bluetooth headphones disconnect. After a crash or force-quit, open Everec — it will offer to recover the file up to the last seconds that were written. If no sound reaches the microphone for 10 seconds, Everec warns you and keeps recording. When you stop, it checks the file and shows “Saved and verified”.
Deleted recordings wait 30 days in Recently Deleted. Right after a delete, tap Undo. Later, open Recently Deleted — in the library menu (the folder button at the top) on iPhone, in the sidebar on iPad — swipe right on the recording, or touch and hold it, and tap Restore. After 30 days it is removed for good; Delete Now there, or Settings → Storage → Delete All Now, removes it sooner.
In Voice Memos, Files, Mail, or any app that shares audio or video, tap Share and choose Everec; the file appears in your library the next time you open Everec. Or open the library menu and choose Import Audio… to pick files in Files. m4a files are kept as they are; mp3, WAV, and the sound of a video are converted to m4a. Imported recordings are transcribed on the device like your own. Importing is free; transcription counts toward the free 15 minutes a month.
Since version 2.0, 25 European languages with a speech model built into the app, with nothing to download: Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian. Apple’s on-device speech engines add Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, Turkish, and more; iOS downloads the model for those once, the first time you use one. Settings → Transcription → Default language lists every language your device can transcribe. If yours is not there, recording, encryption, and export still work.
Open the recording, tap the More button (…) in the player, and choose Trim. Drag the handles on the waveform to the new start and end, play the selection to check it, then tap Trim. The audio is copied without re-encoding, and the chapter markers and the transcript stay in sync. Trimming is free. For 30 days, More → Restore Original brings back the recording as it was before the trim.
Tap the pencil above the transcript, change the text, and tap Save. Every line keeps its timestamp, and search and export use the corrected text.
Tap the time under the waveform in the player (or More → Show Time of Day). The position, the chapter markers, and the transcript lines then show the time of day instead of the elapsed time. This works for recordings made with version 2.1 or later.
Settings → Copy to a Folder: pick a folder, for example in iCloud Drive, and a copy of every new recording (and its transcript as text, if you want) goes there. Copy Existing Recordings adds the ones you already have. Everec never changes or deletes anything in that folder. Encrypted recordings are copied only if you allow it, and those copies are not encrypted. A device backup (iCloud or a computer) also includes your recordings; encrypted ones open after a restore only with the recovery phrase.
Settings → Storage shows your recordings, Recently Deleted, the originals kept for Restore Original, and the free space on the device. Delete All Now and Remove Originals free that space before the 30 days are up.
Yes. On iPad, folders, recordings, and the player with the transcript sit side by side, in portrait and landscape; the library lock uses Face ID or Touch ID, whichever the iPad has. On the foldable iPhone Duo the outer display gets the iPhone layout, and the open device shows the player and the library side by side. There is no cloud sync between your iPhone and iPad; Copy to a Folder with a folder in iCloud Drive puts a copy of every new recording where both can see it.
Recording, importing, playback, trimming, folders, the Face ID or Touch ID lock, the first five encrypted recordings, and 15 minutes of transcription per month are free. Recording is never blocked. Pro is optional — a monthly or yearly subscription (7-day free trial on yearly) or a one-time lifetime unlock. Pro encrypts every recording and adds a decoy library, a recovery phrase, unlimited transcription, subtitle (.srt) and batch export, lossless recording, and alternate app icons. Manage a subscription in Settings → Everec Pro → Manage Subscription, or in your App Store account. Lifetime has nothing to cancel. If you cancel, everything you recorded and transcribed stays yours, and encrypted recordings stay playable.
Open Settings (or the paywall) and tap Restore Purchases. The purchase is tied to your App Store account, so it works on your iPhone and iPad alike.
The app collects no data. Read the full privacy policy.
Everec uses Apple's standard Terms of Use (EULA). Everec Pro is an optional auto-renewable subscription (monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial on yearly). Payment is charged to your Apple ID. The subscription renews unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends.
Everec is published by druidori s.r.o.
Email info@druidori.com — happy to help.