Speaker-labeled transcript
Every word from both sides of the call, timestamped and labeled by speaker. Searchable and exportable for compliance or reference.
Records both sides. Transcribes automatically. No app to merge, no bot on the line.
Plaud Note Pro is the physical AI phone call recorder that captures both sides of a call and delivers a full transcript, summary, and action items when the call ends. Sales reps get CRM-ready notes. Attorneys get timestamped documentation. No call-merging trick. No subscription per seat.
Trusted by 2M+ users globally since 2023

What a physical AI phone call recorder does differently
Plaud Note Pro is a physical AI phone call recorder that captures both sides of a call without a call-merging trick or a bot on the line. App-based recorders like TapeACall and Rev use three-way call merging, which fails on VoIP, drops audio quality, and requires the other party to stay on a merged line. Plaud Note Pro sits next to your phone, captures the full conversation with its microphones, and delivers a structured transcript and summary in under 60 seconds.
3 artifacts, ready when the call ends
Every word from both sides of the call, timestamped and labeled by speaker. Searchable and exportable for compliance or reference.
Key decisions, commitments, and action items extracted automatically from the conversation.
Paste directly into Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, or Slack. No reformatting, no manual entry after the call.
Works on any call format
Plaud Note Pro sits next to your phone. No call merging, no bot, no platform account required.
Workflow fit
Most AI phone call recorders are apps that use call merging or VoIP routing. Plaud Note Pro is a physical device that captures the audio directly. Check whether the difference fits your workflow.
Built for your role
Pick the role closest to yours.
Pain
Post-call CRM entry takes time after every deal call. Note quality depends on how well someone was listening while also handling objections and negotiating.
How Plaud helps
Plaud Note Pro records both sides of the sales call and produces a structured summary with decisions, next steps, and owner. Ready for CRM entry before the next call starts.
Best output
Call summaryPain
Client phone calls need accurate documentation. Manual notes miss exact language. App-based recorders create chain-of-custody questions around audio hosted on third-party servers.
How Plaud helps
Plaud Note Pro keeps audio on-device until you choose to process it. Verbatim transcript with timestamps available for any downstream legal documentation workflow.
Best output
Full transcriptPain
Calls with clients must be documented to meet compliance requirements. Recalling exact statements from memory is unreliable. Recordings stored on third-party cloud platforms introduce data-handling questions.
How Plaud helps
Plaud Note Pro stores audio locally. AES-256 encryption protects the file. The full verbatim transcript is available for compliance or audit purposes.
Best output
Verbatim recordHow it works as your AI phone call recorder
Compliance & trust
Phone call recording and transcription laws vary by state. US federal law (one-party consent) allows recording your own calls, but many states require all-party consent. Always disclose that you are recording to the other party before the call begins. Plaud's built-in disclosure beep plays at the start of each recording to cover the notification step automatically.
Recordings stay on-device until you choose to process them. No background uploads, no audio sent to third-party servers mid-call. The other party's voice is never streamed anywhere without your action.
AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest. Your call audio is never used to train AI models.
Full verbatim transcript available for any downstream compliance, legal, or audit workflow. Structured summaries organized by speaker, decision, and action item.
Why professionals switch
Based on buyer reviews and community posts about AI phone call recorders, these are the three setups professionals came from and the specific reasons they switched.
Switched from
Top ChatGPT recommendations for call recording
"Years ago I had an ACR app that would record phone calls. Now for legal reasons I'm getting calls I need to record. All the new apps I try, I'm jumping through all these hoops just to record my own voice."
Why they left
What Plaud does instead
Switched from
Common starting point since iOS 18 release
"Apple's call recording announces to both parties that the call is being recorded, which is good for consent. But I get no transcript, no summary, just an audio file I have to go back and listen to."
Why they left
What Plaud does instead
Switched from
Most common workaround for call documentation
"I used to record a quick voice memo right after each client call summarizing what we discussed. Works in a pinch. But the accuracy depends entirely on what I remembered in the first two minutes after hanging up."
Why they left
What Plaud does instead
Get Plaud Note Pro built for call recording and transcription.
Customer stories

“I paid $300 a year, and I make probably an extra couple thousand dollars a month in things I would have forgotten: commitments made on calls, action items from client conversations.”
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“It allows us to focus on the actual call, speed up follow-up, close deals faster, and keep everybody aligned on what was agreed.”
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“This handles my call notes, gives me my to-do list from every conversation, and makes sure nothing said on a call falls through the cracks.”
Read story →Real Plaud customers. Full stories at plaud.ai/blogs/user-story.
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Take phone calls throughout the day and need full transcripts and summaries automatically
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Need a wearable recorder for field calls, site visits, and hands-free capture
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Primarily take phone calls and want a lightweight recorder that attaches to your phone

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Most iPhones running iOS 18 or later have a native call recording feature built into the Phone app. Android availability varies by manufacturer and region. Both options record audio only and produce no transcript or summary. For automatic AI transcription and structured notes from every call, Plaud Note Pro adds those outputs at $189 as a one-time purchase.
Recording a call without the other party's knowledge is illegal in many US states and in most other countries. All-party consent is required in states including California, Florida, Illinois, and others. Always inform the other party before recording. Plaud's built-in disclosure beep plays at the start of each recording to cover the notification step automatically.
On iPhone (iOS 18 and later), open the Phone app, start a call, and tap the record button. The call is announced to both parties. On Android, built-in call recording availability varies by device and carrier. For a consistent cross-platform option that also transcribes and summarizes the call, Plaud Note Pro works on any phone format without requiring a specific OS version.
Yes. Plaud Note Pro captures both sides of a phone call and delivers a full transcript, summary, and action items automatically when the call ends. No call merging, no subscription app, and no bot on the line. Plaud Intelligence processes the audio and structures the output by speaker and topic.
Most calls are transcribed and summarized within 60 seconds of tapping stop. Longer calls may take up to a few minutes. Processing happens via Plaud Intelligence after the call ends. The full transcript and summary are ready in the Plaud App before you start your next task.
Laws vary by state and country. US federal law requires at minimum one-party consent, meaning you may record your own calls. Many states including California, Florida, and Illinois require all-party consent, meaning you must inform the other party before recording. Always disclose that you are recording and check your local laws before capturing any call.
Yes. Plaud Note Pro captures audio from any call format, including mobile calls, VoIP, and video conference audio from Zoom or Google Meet. Smart Dual-Mode detects the format automatically with no manual switching needed.
Yes. The Plaud App exports structured summaries and transcripts to connected tools including Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Slack, and Google Docs in one tap after the call ends.
A state-by-state breakdown of phone call recording consent laws so you know what is required before you hit record.
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A practical guide to recording both sides of a phone call and getting a searchable transcript automatically.
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How sales teams use call recording and AI transcription to improve follow-up speed, coaching, and CRM accuracy.
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What you need to know about consent, disclosure, and recording methods to stay on the right side of call recording law.
Read more →Before you record: inform everyone on the call and get their consent. Phone call recording laws vary by state and country. US federal law requires one-party consent, but many states including California, Florida, and Illinois require all-party consent. Always check your local laws and company policy before recording any call. Plaud's built-in disclosure beep plays at the start of each recording to help cover the notification step automatically.
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