K Audio Listed in stores as KepvelaAudio
K Audio records, edits and transcribes on your device.
Phone recorders are either too simple to fix a recording, or they upload it to transcribe it. K Audio records, edits, removes noise and transcribes English on the phone itself. On Android it has no internet permission, so lectures, meetings and interviews stay private.
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The K apps launch together. The store link appears here on launch day.
It records and keeps what it records.
- Record with a voice memo setting or a high-quality music setting, with a level meter and markers.
- The recording is written to the phone as it happens, and K Audio recovers it after a crash the next time it starts.
- It does not start recording until you tap Record.
It edits like a desktop editor.
- Select, cut, copy, paste and delete in the waveform, with crossfades at the joins.
- Fade in and fade out with four curve shapes.
- Set the loudness for a podcast, a voice recording, music or broadcast, and shape the sound with a 10-band equalizer and a compressor.
- Most tools play a preview first, and Undo, Redo and Back to the original are always there.
It removes the noise.
- Noise print learns a stretch of background noise and removes that noise from the whole recording, and you hear a preview first.
- AI voice clean-up runs on the device, with a before and an after, Undo and Keep.
It transcribes English on the device.
- The transcript carries a time on every line, and a tap on a line plays it.
- Copy, save or share the text as plain text or Markdown.
- With the optional Writing pack, AI notes add a summary, chapters and action items made only from what was said.
It gets the sound out in the format you need.
- Pull the sound out of a video.
- Export as M4A, FLAC, Opus or WAV, with your choice of sample rate, channels, tags and cover art.
- On Android, set a recording as your ringtone.
- A .kept file seals a recording into a private copy that only you can open.
This is K Audio on a Windows computer.
It works on the same files in the same way.
These are the things K Audio never does.
- It has no internet permission on Android, so the phone blocks it from making any connection.
- It has no account and no sign-in.
- It shows no ads and carries no tracking or analytics code.
- It does not upload a recording to transcribe it. Transcription runs on the device.
- It does not record until you tap Record, and a notification shows while it does.
K Audio launches with the rest of the K apps.
Every K app arrives on the same day. The store link appears on this page on launch day.
These are the complaints K Audio answers.
- Recorder apps upload your meetings to transcribe them.
- K Audio transcribes English on the device.
- A phone recorder cannot fix a noisy recording.
- K Audio removes the noise and evens out the loudness.
Here is what is free, and what the purchase adds.
K Audio is free to download, with no ads. You buy it once and keep it for good.
Free, with no time limit
- Recording and playback are free.
- Sharing, renaming and deleting with Undo are free.
- Opening a .kept file is always free.
With the trial and the purchase
- Editing, the sound tools, noise removal, transcription and AI notes are free to try for 30 days.
- After the trial they give you 5 finished results a month, and the purchase removes that limit.
AI on the device
- English transcription and AI voice clean-up are built in and run on the device.
- AI notes use the optional Writing pack. On Android, K Audio uses the pack installed through K Docs.
- AI notes are made from the transcript, so check them against it before you rely on them.
File formats
- It opens M4A, WAV, MP3, AAC, OGG, Opus, FLAC, 3GP and AMR audio, and the sound of MP4 and WebM video.
- It saves M4A, FLAC, Opus and WAV audio, transcripts as plain text or Markdown, and .kept copies.