AUTO RECORDER - EVP TCI

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About this app

Auto Recorder is an application designed to support Instrumental Transcommunication (ITC) and EVP/PVE sessions in the field, offering an automated, multilingual, and easy-to-use protocol. Its goal: to facilitate structured, comparable, and well-organized recordings, while leaving ample room for human analysis.

🆕 What's New in v1.02 — Added Japanese
Following requests from our users in Japan, Auto Recorder now integrates Japanese: a fully translated interface and pre-recorded questions are available in Japanese.

🎙️ An automated ITC tool designed for the field
The application allows you to launch short sessions (depending on your configuration) during which Auto Recorder automatically plays a series of pre-recorded questions and continuously records audio. This allows you to focus on observation and the environment, without constant manual intervention.

🌐 Fully translated into 7 languages
Auto Recorder is fully translated and usable in 7 languages:

French (FR), English (UK), Spanish (ES), Italian (IT), German (DE), Portuguese (PR), Japanese (JP).

The interface, menus, and user experience are optimized for seamless use, regardless of the language chosen.

❓ 11 pre-recorded questions in 8 languages, with multiple selection
To guide your sessions, the application includes 11 pre-recorded questions, available in 8 languages:

FR, UK, ES, IT, DE, PR, JP + Latin.

You can select a single language or multiple languages ​​simultaneously, allowing you to vary your approach during a single session and more easily compare results across languages.

📁 Clear and easy-to-find recordings
Each session generates time-stamped audio files (date/time) for clean archiving and simplified review. This structure facilitates session comparison, history tracking, and analysis.

⏱️ Configurable Session Length and Clear Operation
You choose the recording duration between each question: 1, 3, or 5 minutes. The application then automatically plays the 11 questions (in the selected language(s)), with a short delay of approximately 5 seconds between each question.

Example: If you select 1 language and 1 minute per question, the session lasts approximately:

11 × 1 min + ~ (11 × 5 s) ≈ 11 min 55 s in total.

This logic allows you to immediately understand the structure of a session and easily compare recordings. Of course, you can stop the session at any time.

⚠️ Important Warning: Human Analysis Required
Auto Recorder is a recording and observation aid tool. The results are indicative: the application cannot confirm with 100% certainty that a recorded sound is of paranormal origin.
Identifying potential EVP/EVP requires human analysis (careful listening, cross-referencing, verification of possible sources, acoustic context, interference, auditory pareidolia, etc.). The final conclusion remains entirely at the user's discretion.

🔐 Privacy & Transparency
✅ No personal data collected
✅ No account creation
✅ No advertising
✅ No tracking or tracing
✅ Data used solely for informational purposes

👨‍💻 Development Developer: JLCAST DEV
Organization: ERP04

✔️ In summary
Auto Recorder offers a serious, accessible, and structured approach to ITC: guided sessions, automated recordings, a fully multilingual interface in 7 languages, and pre-recorded questions in 8 languages ​​(with multiple selection). A practical tool for organizing your experiences, while maintaining a cautious, informative and responsible approach.
Auto Recorder: Multilingual automated TCI/EVP, designed for field use.
Updated on
Mar 14, 2026

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