RecordPort

Foo AI Corp.

About this app

RecordPort is the meeting recording and AI summary workspace for professionals and teams. Record any meeting with a single tap and let AI organize the key points, decisions, and action items. Recordings and summaries are kept in your team's cloud, so anyone on the team can find what they need.

Start free: 30 transcription minutes a month with AI summaries, no card required.

▸ One tap to record
No menus to hunt through. Tap once to start and tap again to stop, so you can stay in the conversation instead of managing an app.

▸ Summaries that write themselves
When a recording ends, the key points, decisions, and action items are organized for you. Understand a long meeting in a few lines.

▸ Kept safely in your team's cloud
Recordings and summaries are stored in your company's cloud and shared across the team. When the person responsible changes, the record stays with the team.

▸ Organized by project, not folders
Recordings are grouped into projects, sorted automatically into today, yesterday, and this week. Search by name to find one instantly.

▸ Permissions by department and role
Divide access by department and role, and share only the records the right people need.

▸ Multiple languages
Available in English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish. You can change the default language at any time.

▸ A consent screen for responsible recording
Before your first recording, a short consent screen appears. Record only conversations you take part in, and where the law requires it, get everyone's consent first. Lawful use is your responsibility.

RecordPort also works in your browser at recordport.app.

Privacy Policy: https://recordport.app/privacy
Support: https://recordport.app/support

What’s new

- Free plan now includes AI summaries — 30 min of transcription a month
- Recording starts even if notifications are declined
- Deleting your account also removes cloud audio
- View-only members see a notice instead of a summarize button that would fail
- Usage limits shown in the app match what is enforced
- Dialogs no longer hide behind the keyboard
- Back gesture closes the expanded library instead of exiting
- Google sign-in uses the native account picker