Third Ear – the voice recorder for the space age

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Third Ear is the most modern voice recorder for Android. A third ear for everything you would otherwise forget to write down. Free, open source (GPLv3), Android 12 or newer, a fork of Fossify Voice Recorder. It records from the phone, Bluetooth headsets, LE Audio hearing aids and the car's hands-free mic. Long recordings are crash-safe and keep going with the screen off. Transcription runs on the device with Offline Speech to Text. When you stop, action buttons do the rest: save, copy the transcript, share, send it to a White Noise group, or call a webhook. Third Ear has its own White Noise identity, reads replies aloud, and works with AI agents in White Noise groups. It runs on Android Auto too. https://jooray.github.io/third-ear/

Third Ear yesterday

Typing to an AI agent on a phone is slow, and the voice modes of most apps want you to stare at the screen. With Third Ear you tap a button (or a Quick Settings tile, the widget, the car screen), speak, and the phone transcribes. The words go to your agent: into an encrypted White Noise group (hermes-agent joins through the MDK connector) or to a webhook. The answer comes back and is read aloud into your headset or hearing aids. Walking, driving, cooking. No screen needed. Web:

Third Ear: the voice recorder for the space age

The most modern voice recorder for Android. Free and open source. Records from the phone, Bluetooth headsets, LE Audio hearing aids and the car, tr...

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Third Ear is a free, open-source voice recorder for Android. Instead of one record button you get your own action buttons: save, copy the transcrip...

Third Ear 4 days ago

Third Ear 0.1.4 is out: app shortcuts. Long-press the Third Ear icon and your first four lines are right there, plus "Stop recording". Tap a line to record on it, tap it again to stop and send. Drag one to the home screen and you have a one-tap recorder for your agent, or your family. Better still: button-mapping and automation apps (Key Mapper, Button Mapper, Tasker) can bind any line. Press a hardware button, talk, press it again, and the transcript is already in your White Noise group. No screen needed. Only your own shortcuts work, so no other app can start a recording behind your back. Thanks to the user who asked for this! Web: