Rev Call Recorder Reviews

The recordings from RevCallRecorder are good enough quality for what I need. The only reason I’m not rating 5 stars is because the process of actually recording the call is a little complicated. The instructions it gives on RevCallRecorder weren’t exactly right.
When I select the button to start a new outgoing call, it prompts me to type in the number I want to call, then it prompts me to call Rev. but after I call RevCallRecorder , it doesn’t automatically put in the number I said I was calling; instead I had to click “add call” and type the number in again. Then once the person picked up, I clicked “merge calls” like it says to. After all that, I usually have about 30 seconds of no audio, which I then trim using RevCallRecorder .
For incoming calls, this was even more difficult because I had to pick up the incoming call and quickly get into RevCallRecorder and select the button to record an incoming call. The after merging the calls, I had to ask the person on the other line to repeat what they said.
Since I’m mostly recording outgoing calls, and don’t mind the process now that I know how to do it, it’s all fine. I just wish RevCallRecorder was a little less complicated

RevCallRecorder is a lifesaver! I am the type of person that gets overwhelmed, stressed out, and easily forgets conversations, almost immediately after hanging up the phone. Since I usually allow my feelings get the best of me, it is hard for me to remember, verbatim, what subject matters are covered during each call. Because details or even 1 small word, like “yes” or “no”, is so detrimentally crucial, during these phone calls, I have to remember, verbatim, what is is said, how it’s said, the context it’s said in, etc., RevCallRecorder is a lifesaver!!

RevCallRecorder is beneficial in so many different ways...I.E.: lawsuits of any kind, making verbal agreements, listing details via phone when there’s no pen or paper handy, etc., RevCallRecorder can be used for anything! So far, in the past three years, this is the best way I’ve found to reference my conversations and any details that I need to be concrete!

I recommend RevCallRecorder to everyone & anyone who suffers from anxiety, gets overwhelmed easily, or just flat out cant remember 1 conversation to next. RevCallRecorder will keep your story straight, it will remind you of the smallest detail, it will remind you of the largest detail, it improves the quality of the way you repeat things to others…

I’ve been seeking a way to record phone calls when interviewing for written stories and articles in my freelance writing business. Rev Call Recorder fits my needs. I start by getting permission from the interviewee to record the call. Then I call that person, much easier than that person calling me. Transcribing is easy because the program allows you to go back 15 second after stopping to type what was just said. Or I can submit to Rev for transcribing. The program also allows a little editing so if I want to do an interview and post it to my blog, I can “clean it up” a little or just use it raw by saving the audio to a computer file. Thanks, Rev Call Recorder!

Sooooo Easy to use once you understand it works like a conference call. All you have to do is call the number RevCallRecorder provides which is your “recorder” and then call your other party members. I have used this with multiple other members on the call and everyone sounded the same on the recording as they did on the phone call. You MUST MUST MUST remember to MERGE THE CALL so the “recorder” is “in” the “conference call”! Enjoy!!! Also one click of a button and you can email your recording, there is also a feature where you can have your calls transcribed (verbatim and/or time stamped) ... for a reasonable per minute fee. This would be very useful for business or legal proceedings, just ensure you are following privacy laws for recording other people. Also would be very helpful for phone calls with your own Dr. when it is a situation where the prognosis and treatment plan is very involved and family members always want to know all of the details that can be hard to remember in such stressful situations.

Happy Listening to all !!! :)

This is the *only* app (based on my exhaustive review of every call recording app in RevCallRecorder Store) that does not require a subscription just to record a phone call! All of these apps use the trick of setting up a 3-way call that includes a call recording server as a (silent) participant in the call, which degrades the audio a bit, as with any 3-way call.

The call setup involves 3 or 4 simple steps, and RevCallRecorder reminds or prompts you for each step. When the call ends, the recording server downloads the audio file to RevCallRecorder , where you can listen to it, share it with others, or save it as an audio file that you can edit (different app). Evidently all the other apps figure that it’s expensive to maintain a few VOIP lines and a dedicated PC to do the recording, which makes sense, but not $10/month worth of sense!

Incredible! I just had an amazing 2 hours and 8 minutes call with a dear friend. Thanks to Rev, I have a great recording of the whole call!! 😃

So first of all, if you want to record incoming calls. You have to answer the incoming call. Go to RevCallRecorder , click on a number in RevCallRecorder and call out to that number. Which puts the person that originally called you (the person you’re trying to record) on hold, with an audible beep by the way. Then you have to merge the two calls, which again will immediately let the person you’re trying to record know that something is not right. Then to top it off, you are in a ec co co co co co echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo echo chamber and yes it is that bad of an echo. You might as well go down to your local radio station, ask them if you can rent the studio for 10 minutes, ask the person you wish to record to meet you there, break out two mics and position one in front of yourself and one on front of the person you intend to record. Start recording, do a couple mic checks. Then record your conversation. You have the same chance of them not being aware of what’s happening.

I was skeptical when I got RevCallRecorder, but it’s exceeded my expectations ! You call or answer the party the you want to record and merge the call through RevCallRecorder . So make sure to keep RevCallRecorder open, answer the call, tell them you’ll be recording it, then call yourself from RevCallRecorder . I’m
not sure why others are saying it’s trying to make you pay in app. That has not been my experience because you can click out of the ads. It can transcribe the call for you after it downloads the phone call. You won’t be able to hear the recording for about two minutes, but it does work and you can share the recording.

If you’re in a state where you need to tell them you’re recording, there’s an option where it automatically says it. If you don’t want to do that or it doesn’t work, make sure to inform them yourself. It’s not the apps fault if you don’t inform the party you are recording.

Overall this is a great download if you have a family in the military going through basic and need to record the first phone call they make home. Also great if you want to record something for your own record keeping purposes. The audio back is clear and amazing!

I am currently going through a very tough time in my life because of family members trying to take advantage of me!
I live in a state that fortunately has phone recording laws that are very easy to abide by.
So many people lie so easily, and it is absolutely wonderful to be able toHold people accountable for their commitments, especially when hiring someone to do work for you.
RevCallRecorder not only records both sides of the conversation, the sound quality is impeccable. I even had a call in which the sound quality was an issue on the OTHER end of the call, yet I can still understand every single word she said! Thank you so much for your app, I do not know what I would do without it!

I tried 2 other apps from RevCallRecorder Store before stumbling across this one from an article I found on Google. It has a surprising amount of functionality for a truly free app and it is the poster child of what a truly free and functional iPhone app should be — no fuss, clear setup, and no ads. That’s right: I haven’t had a single ad pop up during my use of RevCallRecorder . Not even a pop up to review RevCallRecorder itself. That’s the reason I’m reviewing also, no fuss and distraction free use without ad/App Store review interruption.
*To the developer(s):* can you update for iPhone X and 11 series? I’m able to use RevCallRecorder on my XR, but button placement and use is tricky right now because it isn’t natively scaled. Thanks!

I accept that happen to me before when it said recorded message how to save may have been didn’t register right maybe but I still won my case since other party thought I had recorded whole conversation. I’d make sure you’ve registered ® and then give trial run for 10 minutes angry calls don’t last that long anyways but this way you know what happens during call check settings and also laws under settings it give state by state laws 9 or so states require you both agree but one law that stands out is if one person knows and agrees to recording the ( you ) it’s legal that’s why when your services you bought call use that automated message good luck 👍🏼

I wrote a review the other day and I’m not seeing it here. So resubmitting. I have use this for a couple years now because my memory retention is not that great and also my husband cannot be a part of all calls and it helps if he can hear them first hand - when he needs to. The other day I attempted the same with someone, and out of the blue it announced that the call was being recorded when the person answered the phone. It was an extremely awkward position to be in. It had never done this before. When I went into settings I found that there is an option for disclosure and it had been turned on somehow - or, this is a new feature, because I have never had it happen before.

I am a journalist and regularly record interviews (with permission) for transcription and accuracy. I’d been paying for an app that every one swore by but I kept having sound issues with and then bugs in the connection and reliability. (I have Verizon and though maybe it was a carrier issue or conference call quality?) I just got fed up and figured I’d try this one and the sound is just far superior overall. It connects faster. It’s clearer and more accurate in my transcription software so I spend less time / $ on that. I just should have tried this a long time ago. Much less stressed about big interview days now.

RevCallRecorder works very well for being free but the only issue I have is mainly with the way it works with iOS. Basically it won’t start recording until after you call their provided number, call the number you dialed and then manually merge the calls once it connects. So if you call a business, the recording won’t catch their call sign at the beginning until you hit “merge calls”. Also there is a short period where the person on the other side will not be able to hear you while merging. Works fine on speaker and the provided recording number makes no noise.

I tried to use this for my dissertation interviews. Read all available info to make sure I did it right. Tested it in advance too—Started interviews and it was successfully recording and then stopped after three minutes. So for two 30 min interviews I only got three minutes of each. I thought it was a fluke the first time, which is why I tried again. But nope—I shouldn’t have. And I followed the instructions on the site and in RevCallRecorder . If there’s a time limit on how much you can record of a phone convo, it was no where to be found/or at least not easily—because I couldn’t find it. So if there is a limit you need to make that known. Now I have lost extremely valuable data. Don’t use this for anything important if it’s longer than three minutes.

If you are looking for a free app to record phone calls with out having problems this is the best choice. First try using it and it worked phenomenally. RevCallRecorder performs well, easy to use & had a very good clear audio, & your able to transcribe the call into text or edit or save and download for future use. In my opinion it works better then some apps who over charged people to use there app just to record calls. Gave it a 5 star rating because RevCallRecorder works well with no issues and it’s free that means no subscription or fees you can’t beat that.

When I got it to work , it worked great! All calls were great quality and was totally free... thank you developers! (Unless you need transcripts).

However it became frustrating as phone network setting had to be reset more frequently every time I used it. (For it to call out the actual number.). And it’s kind of an inconvenience having to enter WiFi password in again-repeatedly. FIX FOR THAT ISSUE- if you have car play don’t plug in when you RevCallRecorder! I now never have to reset my network settings. : )

New issue for my dads iPhone 8. I myself have the iPhone 6plus with limited storage and never update software. When I downloaded RevCallRecorder and tried using on my dads phone it will not call out the actual number. For ex. The first 415 phone number will appear but the second never appears. Sometimes when I end the call the number will THEN show up. I believe it’s the way the phone setting is.

Can anyone with this phone setting?

Thx in advance!

I’ve recently have had to start recording calls due to litigation my lawyer filed against a huge, very old, very powerful and intimidating. Since I was already rattled by my situation it was as a huge relief to be able to record my first outgoing call ever effortlessly on the 1st try. This might be the beginning of a beautiful app. My only criticisms are the redirects to outside websites for legal issues and that the settings section has a choice to add a credit card but nowhere can I find how much I will be charged. I’m sure it’ll work itself out in the next update or I’m just an idiot that can’t find it. Great app!

I have tried a number of apps that are supposed to record your calls but have found that they are simply lacking in one way or another. Some just didn’t record the conversation, some were hard to use and very confusing and others just didn't have quality sound. And, those were all paid apps. Rev Call Recorder is not only a free app, but the sound is higher quality than any paid app I have come across. I would highly recommend RevCallRecorder. It doesn’t take long to understand how to use it, plus you can be reassured it is doing what it is intended to do.

I was scrambling to find a free call recording app last minute for an interview I had via phone, as I needed to keep a record of the quotes for an upcoming press release.

After sifting through four other apps that immediately hit me with subscription fees and technical recording processes, this little gem came along.

With the press of a button, I synced up my contacts, and in another tap, I got on the phone with my interviewee and was reassured with an immediate message saying “This call is being recorded.”

Though I was panicking about whether or not it had actually saved the audio file to my phone, it took just moments to download and even had an option to transcribe the quotes automatically.

Thank you to the developers for your hard work and quality product. This is the first time I’ve ever taken the time to write an iOS review— RevCallRecorder had such an impression on me given the circumstance and put my mind at ease

UPDATED: Resetting network settings on my iphone, then restarting my iphone, fixed the issue! Seems like was an issue with my phone, not RevCallRecorder . Back to being totally pleased with RevCallRecorder , back to 5 stars.

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"Every time I make an outgoing call, when I try to merge it hangs up." From another user. Same experience, this has been happening for about the last week or so. I end up with all these recordings of 2-3 seconds of silence. Sometimes even worse it *doesn't* hang up so you think it's working but later there is no recording after all.

Update: I’m SO happy to update my original review, included below. Happy bc I’m not having a bit of difficulty now, even with voicemails. It all runs very smoothly, and I would definitely recommend RevCallRecorder! 👏🏽 Bravo, Team!

Orig: Unnecessarily complicated & a bit crashy so far. May upgrade my review if app is improved. I would really like an option to record a voicemail. I know a voicemail is by definition a recording, but not one that I can access and manipulate (legally, I mean, just for my own files) to the extent that I’d like.

I never write any review for apps but here I am.
I was in an urgent to find an app that can record phone call for an interview, and other apps I downloaded required subscription..Finally I was lucky enough to come across RevCallRecorder and I am so in love with it! Not only because it is free, but it is simple to use and navigate!! The set up of RevCallRecorder in very minimalistic and clean, but it has some many great functions. I am impressed that this allows me to record phone calls without time limit and also FREE! Thank you for the developer for this amazing app😊

I’m using a IPhone. It prompts me to enter my phone number then tap “next” to receive a confirmation text however, there is no next button for me to tap.

Okay, never mind. I just had to hit my phone number in the right way so it wouldn’t highlight. It too several tries. I’d like to take this up to 4 to 5 stars. I’m having problems getting the merge button to show up every time but that might my on my end. Sound quality is good. Yes, the merge button was on my end. I didn’t realize I had to wait for the other party to answer.

Overall, I think this is a very good app and deserves 5 stars. The hitting next was confusing but that is a small thing. Maybe change it to hit next or your phone number.

Update, my wife installed rev into her phone (we have the same phone and software) and the next button showed for her just fine.

This is the only REAL FREE call recording app for iPhones. All other apps that I’ve tried either require a payment upfront or try to trick you with a freemium. Unlike the others, this one here is actually free and stays free no matter how many minutes you record. RevCallRecorder is great for researchers / writers like me who record a lot of phone interviews. It also has an option to transcribe your calls. Transcripts are very accurate, love it

In a doctoral candidate conducting a number of interviews for my research. Using Rev allows me to focus on follow up questions and responses rather than ensuring I type adequate notes. Turnaround time has been no more than 20 minutes. Transcriptions are on point and professional looking so I always look prepared when bringing them to class. Saves me a TON of time. I also work full-time and see many uses for this in the workplace. Highly recommend.

For a 68 year old woman who is not as “tech-no-savy” as I used to be , this program prompts you through each step required depending on whether incoming or outgoing calls. No extra charges unless you want transcription services. Otherwise when you hang up, your recording is immediately available with date, time and length of call. Doesn’t get any easier. And the recording is crisp and clear.

And the information that you provided, it was stated that it is unlimited free in bowel calling and out about calling. However, it only record up to two minutes and discontinue the recording. I’m a little disappointed because the information you provided is not correct. I can’t say the voice quality is great. But I need to be able to record the whole or the entire call. So I rated a real one because you do not provide unlimited calling. When you can give me that I will purchase your subscription. But so far it has been very Disappointing to see RevCallRecorder not doing what you say it would do.

I was using RevCallRecorder successfully for the last year and I also enjoyed the transcription services and never had a glitch. However I recently recorded a call for work (mid September) and although the call’s date and time are listed in my recording log, I am unable to download it. All of my other calls are there, but I get a “cannot download, please try again later” message. So incredibly frustrating!!! I needed the call for a piece I have due and it is a terrible feeling not to have it. I reached out to their supposed “24-7” customer service several hours ago and still have not heard back.

I’ve used RevCallRecorder for phone interviews with customers and I love how easy and intuitive it is. Since I like to be able to focus on what’s being spoken, I don’t take too many notes during the call. But I do need to be able to grab quotes, so will also use Rev’s transcription service which works wonders - it’s fast, accurate and makes my life easier.

Needed a call recorder for a few customer interviews (so I wasn't furiously scribbling notes), and I'm glad I chose Rev's. I considered TapeACall and a few other free apps, but after trying this one, I don't think I'll need to switch. I also didn't realize I needed the transcription, but for the cost and convience, it was definitely worth it. Will definitely be using this from now on!