The conversation ends. Your word still matters.

“What did I
say I’d do?”
Roger kept it.

You leave a client discussion with a decision, a deadline and a promise to deliver. Record with Roger. Keep the details straight when the next conversation starts.

Free on Android · iPhone next
A professional recording a follow-up voice note as she leaves her softly lit studio in the eveningAfter a client meeting · a quick voice note Recording with Roger
“We agreed on two locations.
I need to send the proposal by six today.”
When you stop recording
RogerYour conversation, kept
Send the proposalYou · Today, 6 PM
Post-meeting voice note ↗
Launch scope: two locationsAgreed with the client
Same voice note ↗
Illustrative notes · record, then review your commitments
Tap when it matters.Roger never starts by itself.
Talk like yourself.English, Hindi and Indian languages.
Leave with clarity.Summary, decisions and promises.
Find the exact words.Every answer links to its source.
You keep listening.Roger quietly turns the useful part into something you can act on later.
Promise foundSend the sizes · today at 6 PM
Three colleagues absorbed in a conversation around a table while a phone quietly records
The benefit you feel first
When you meet someone,or sit in a meeting that matters…

Look at the person.Not the page.

The conversation gets your attention. Roger gets the details.

No typing under the table. No asking them to repeat the important part.
Recording · visible to the room
01 · While you are there

Stay with the person.

The red light, moving timer and waveform make it obvious that Roger is listening.

02 · When you are done

Every conversation finds its place.

A client decision, Papa’s medicine, a lecture, or an idea on the walk home.

03 · Before it slips

Promises become things you can do.

Roger keeps the owner and the time beside the words that created the task.

04 · Days or weeks later

Ask. Get the exact line.

No replaying an hour of audio. The answer takes you back to the source.

“Papa’s refill before seven.”
“Chapter four is due Monday.”
“Indigo label. Send sizes by six.”
11:285G ▰
Listening
18:42
Roger is capturing everything that’s said
Ⅱ
Done
Discard recording
Everyone in the room can see the light. Recording continues even when you close the app.
From talk → action
Meeting

Bakery label decision

Indigo label chosen. Final sizes due by 6 PM.

Voice note

Papa ki medicine + tickets

Lecture

Chapter 4 diagrams

Idea

Sunday tiffin menu idea

Ready to listenTap to start recording⌁
3 to-dos found
Pick up Papa’s prescriptionYou · today at 7 PM
Send the indigo label sizesYou · today at 6 PM
Revise chapter four diagramsYou · before Monday
From 3 different conversations
When did Professor Shah say the diagrams were due?
Before Monday’s class. She asked you to revise all four diagrams in chapter four.
Photosynthesis lecture · 18:12
Ask anything you have said… ⌁
MemoriesAskTo-dosYou

You leave with three things.

Not “AI notes.” The useful parts of the conversation, ready when the next thing starts.

A bakery owner and designer choosing between packaging samplesAt the bakery · a choice lands
The decision

Everyone leaves with the same version.

No three people remembering three different outcomes.

Decision · Packaging conversationUse the indigo label. Start with 200 boxes.Today · 11:36 AM
A daughter listening closely to her father beside his prescriptionAt home · a promise that matters
The promise

The small “I’ll do it” does not disappear.

Even when the next ten things arrive.

Pick up Papa’s refillYou · today at 7 PM
Book the Thursday follow-upYou · tomorrow morning
A student listening to her mentor on a university campusOn campus · the detail you need later
The proof

The answer comes with the exact line.

Not a confident guess. The source.

“Revise all four diagrams before Monday’s class.”
Photosynthesis lecture · 18:12
A small moment. A real commitment.

The words change.
The promise doesn’t.

Client 4:32 PM

“Friday tak samples mil jayenge?”

You 4:33 PM

“Yes. Blue aur sand, dono.
I’ll send them tomorrow.”

Hindi. English. One conversation.
Kept by RogerYour next step

Send blue & sand
samples to the client.

Tomorrow↗ From your conversation
The way the room actually talks

Do not translate yourself for the app.

Start in the language that comes naturally. Switch midway. Use the English word everybody uses. Roger follows the room.

Englishहिन्दीHinglishગુજરાતીमराठीবাংলা
Recording · visible to the room
कल doctor को reports भेजनी हैं, और Papa की medicine लेते आना.Hindi + English · family
કાલે client ને samples મોકલવાના છે, indigo વાળું final.Gujarati + English · work
उद्या professor ना draft पाठवायचा आहे, before lunch.Marathi + English · class
কাল বিকেলে মা-কে call করতে হবে, medicine-এর আগে.Bengali + English · home
हिन्दीગુજરાતીमराठीবাংলাEnglish
One conversation. No language mode to choose.
Clear enough to explain to the room

Nothing happens in secret.

You start it. The red light stays visible. You can pause, finish, discard, or delete, without hunting through settings.

Your controlsRoger
⌁RecordingOnly after you tapAlways visible
⌕Phone callsNo call-log, contact or message accessNever
◇Audio retentionYou choose how long it stays0–30 days
×Delete everythingMemory or complete accountYour control
Free while you find out.No card. Roger is free on Android. Pricing starts when you would miss it.
See planned pricing ↗
Before you let anything listen

Good questions.

01BeforeYou decide when Roger starts.
02DuringThe recording light never disappears.
03AfterKeep it, share it, or delete it.
Does Roger record phone calls?

No. The Play Store build cannot record calls and does not request access to call logs, contacts, messages or notifications.

Do I need permission to record other people?

Recording laws vary. Roger keeps a visible recording notice, but telling the people in the room and obtaining any required consent is your responsibility.

What happens after I stop?

Roger creates a title, summary, transcript, speaker labels and to-dos with owners and dates where they were said.

Can I delete everything?

Yes. Delete one memory or your complete account, including its audio, transcript, summary, to-dos, voice signatures and share links.

Which languages does it understand?

English, Hindi and Hinglish, plus Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali and other Indian languages. You can switch languages naturally inside a sentence.

Keep your word.

On Android, it is on Google Play now. On iPhone, leave your email and we will tell you the day the build lands — the next time you say “I’ll do it,” Roger will remember what “it” was.