Evidence Recorder: Cloud Proof

Evidence Recorder: Cloud Proof is not a simple voice memo app. It is an audio recorder designed to preserve original recordings as cloud-based evidence records, so you can review and share what was captured later with supporting proof metadata. When you start recording, the app sends short audio chunks to the cloud during the recording session. When you stop, the server finalizes the received chunks into the saved audio record and keeps proof information such as timestamps, file size, SHA-256 hash, share URL, and a signed evidence receipt. Use Evidence Recorder when a normal voice memo is not enough. It can help with situations such as: - Important meetings, explanations, and agreements - Workplace issues, harassment, threats, or nuisance behavior - Customer support, repair work, delivery handoffs, and service records - Conversations where you may need to confirm what was said later - Preserving original audio with timestamps and cloud proof metadata Key features: - Record original audio from your microphone - Upload audio chunks during recording - Preserve server-side proof timestamps - Store SHA-256 hash and file size - Review saved recordings in your library - Keep records private by default - Share by link when needed - Add password protection to shared recordings - Delete recordings from the app - Upgrade to Pro for higher storage and recording limits Free plan: - Store up to 20 recordings - Record up to 10 minutes Pro subscription: - Store up to 2,000 recordings - Record up to 60 minutes Evidence Recorder does not create transcripts or summaries. The original audio is the record. This app does not guarantee any legal outcome, and it does not guarantee that recording or sharing audio is lawful in every situation. Before recording or sharing, please confirm local laws, consent requirements, workplace rules, and any contract or privacy obligations that apply. Do not use this app to violate another person’s privacy, confidentiality, copyright, or other rights. Shared pages may be disabled or removed after policy or rights-related reports.