You can access any of your saved recordings from the main screen of the Recorder app. Tap Save if you’re satisfied with the recording you’ve just made to keep it.

Visit Settings | Location to prevent the Recorder app from accessing your location. The location where a recording was made will also appear just below the title, if known. If you don’t choose your own title, the app will show the day and time and sometimes a keyword lifted from the recording. Tap the check mark on the keyboard if you are satisfied with the title and want to proceed. While recording is paused, you can tap Add Title and then type a descriptor for the recording using the on-screen QWERTY keyboard that slides up from the bottom. (Remember, state laws differ on whether just you or all participants in a conversation must consent to being recorded. It’s worth noting that a recording session will continue in the background even if the screen goes to sleep - in case you want to record a 40-minute conversation for the nonprofit audio series Stor圜orps, for instance. Tap the red pause button, denoted with two short horizontal lines, to temporarily pause a recording as you are making it, then tap Resume if you wish to continue. A waveform moves across the screen as a timer indicates the length of the recording in progress. Start by tapping the Recorder icon on the home screen, and then tap the red circular record button at the bottom of the screen to begin recording. Google’s Pixel smartphones are among those that do, and their baked-in Recorder app stands out: In addition to an audio recording, it generates a searchable transcript in real time. Your Android device might not come equipped with a voice recorder. Pixel phones create searchable transcripts

Simple voice recorder app