Recording a meeting or lecture
Capture longer conversations cleanly, with speakers labeled automatically.
Echo Chamber is built for real conversations, not just quick notes. There is no bot that joins your call and no setup beyond pressing record.
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Place your device where it can hear
Set your phone on the table, screen up, roughly toward the people speaking.
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Start recording before things begin
A few seconds of room tone at the start helps the transcript settle in.
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Let it run
Background recording means you can take notes, check the time, or step out briefly without stopping.
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Stop and review
When the meeting ends, tap Stop. Speakers are labeled automatically, and you can name them.
If you are on a Mac, Echo Chamber can detect when you join Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and more, and offer to record both sides of the call. See the Mac guide for details.
Laws about recording conversations vary by place. When others are involved, it is good practice, and sometimes required, to let everyone know they are being recorded.
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