Who said what, on record.
Record conversations and get speaker-separated transcripts — processed on your iPhone, linked to the original audio, sentence by sentence.
Sound familiar?
- An hour-long interview, and you can't find the one quote you need
- A transcript that reads as one endless block — who said that line?
- Recorder apps that upload your conversations to someone's server
- Notes that say what was decided, but not who committed to it
WhoSpoke turns a recording into a transcript where every sentence has a speaker and a timestamp — and stays on your phone.
Features
Speaker separation
Conversations with several people come back as a transcript separated by who spoke.
Live captions
Watch the text appear while you record.
Tap to replay
Every sentence stays linked to its audio — tap it to hear the original moment.
Keeps recording when locked
Lock the phone or switch apps mid-conversation; the recording continues.
Import audio files
Bring in existing recordings from Files and get the same speaker-separated transcript.
On-device translation
Translate a finished transcript into another supported language without it leaving the phone.
Private by design
Recordings and transcripts are stored on your iPhone and processed on device. Nothing is shared unless you explicitly share it — sensitive conversations stay yours.
Frequently asked
Does my audio leave my phone?
No. Recordings and transcripts are stored and processed on your iPhone. Sharing happens only through an explicit share action you take.
Can I fix mistakes in the transcript?
Yes. You can edit the text, rename speakers, and correct who said what — the link to the audio is kept, so you can always verify against the original.
What if I already have a recording?
Import audio files from the Files app and WhoSpoke will transcribe them and separate the speakers, same as a live recording.
Does it stop when I lock the screen?
No. Recording continues in the background when you lock the phone or switch to another app.
Can I export the result?
Yes. Transcripts can be exported as text or Markdown, and you can share the audio itself — always through an explicit share action.
Stop scrubbing through recordings.
Free on the App Store, for iPhone.