This voice recorder app for Android is free instead of 2.99€

Snipback records audio retroactively, only considering the last seconds or minutes

The promotion expires in 3 days

The app is rated 4.4 out of 5 stars from 4822 reviews

Snipback stands out from other voice recorders on Android because it allows you to record a voice note or an interview afterwards, taking into account only the last seconds or minutes, like a clip on Twitch for example. A very practical feature for recording only the essentials of a long interview and thus optimizing your productivity as well as your storage, with smaller audio files.

You can download Snipback for free from the Google Play Store.

Edit: This article, published on 08/07/21, was updated on 16/08/21 because the app is on sale again.

Why is the SnipBack promo app worth it?

The concept of Snipback is rather original, finally for a dictaphone application. The idea is therefore not to create 2-hour voice notes only to end up wasting time finding a particular passage or quote. When you start a recording on Snipback, the smartphone only "listens" passively. You can then save the last 10 or 30 seconds or the last 5 minutes.

The app allows retroactive recording of up to 30 minutes max. You can change the duration of each of the three presets at will. But you can also record an entire exchange by pressing "stop listening".

Snipback also lets you record your entire conversation or voice note. / © NextPit

Snipback also offers a "dark mode" that darkens your smartphone's screen, making it look like it's off or sleeping. Snipback however records in the background. You can then tap once, twice or three times to record the audio. This function is clearly intended for recordings on the sly, a practice regulated legally and criminally in France, in particular when it infringes the intimacy of private life and/or intellectual property. Dictaphone responsibly, therefore.

Normally you have to pay $2.99 ​​for the Pro version of SnipBack which is ad-free. a base of 4822 reviews (at the time of writing this article). In addition to the clever operation, the very good audio quality of the recordings is also praised here.

The application was developed by a developer based in Italy. Cosmic Pie Design states in its privacy policy that no personal data is collected and no registration is required to use it. By way of permissions, of course, the app needs to access your microphone and storage.

What do you think of SnipBack? Have you tried the app yet? Please let me know in the comments!