Never forgotten
With Pro, recording starts as soon as you join a Teams meeting and stops when it ends. On Free, you start it with one click.
For Windows 11
Keep your headphones on — it still records both sides.
No need to switch to speakers and record on another device. With Pro, recording starts as soon as you join a Teams meeting and stops when it ends — and the meeting is then transcribed on your PC. Recordings stay on your PC and are never uploaded.
Your voice
Microphone
The other side
What your PC plays, even on headphones
Remora Recorder
Save as
Both voices together
.m4a
Your voice
.m4a
The other side
.m4a
With Pro, recording starts as soon as you join a Teams meeting and stops when it ends. On Free, you start it with one click.
A backup file is written alongside the recording. If the app or your PC crashes, you lose seconds, not the meeting.
Recordings are saved only on your PC. No cloud, no account, no upload.
Three steps
Get it free from the Microsoft Store. It needs no administrator rights and keeps itself up to date. It takes about 600 MB, because the speech model for transcription is included.
Close the window and it waits in the system tray, ready whenever your meeting starts.
With Pro, recording starts when you join and stops when the meeting ends. On Free, start and stop it with one click.
<1s
To stop, after a recording of any length
30min
Per recording on the Free plan, no card
160kbps
AAC-LC audio
≈72MB
Per hour of recording
What you get
The actual Remora Recorder interface
Remora Recorder records what your PC plays, so the other side is recorded whether you use headphones or speakers. No need to switch to speakers or use a second device. Your voice and theirs go into one file — or into two separate files if you prefer.
When a meeting ends, Remora Recorder turns it into text right on your PC and saves a .txt and an .srt next to the recording, marking what you said and what the other side said. 100 languages, detected automatically. Nothing is uploaded. Needs a supported GPU.
A backup file is written alongside the main one. If the app or your PC crashes, the recording is rebuilt from the backup the next time Remora Recorder starts. You lose only a few seconds.
Plug in or unplug a headset mid-meeting, and Remora Recorder moves to the new device without stopping the recording.
Turn on screen recording and the Teams meeting window is saved as an .mp4 with sound — even when other windows cover it.
Even after a two-hour meeting, stopping takes less than a second. No waiting.
No extra drivers and no virtual audio devices. Recording uses only what is built into Windows.
Never lost
A backup file is written the whole time you record. If Windows or the app goes down mid-meeting, Remora Recorder rebuilds the recording from it the next time it starts. Typically, about two to three seconds are lost.
Built to be trusted
Recordings are written to your PC and nowhere else. There is no function that sends audio or video off the machine.
Nothing to sign in to, nothing phoning home. The app does not know who you are.
Windows shows its own microphone-in-use indicator while recording. Remora Recorder does not suppress or spoof it, and Teams shows no recording notice of its own.
Recording is built on standard Windows APIs alone. Transcription uses the open-source whisper.cpp (MIT licence), bundled unmodified, with its licence shown in the app.
A note on consent: recording a meeting may require telling participants or getting their agreement, depending on the law, your organisation's policy, and any agreement with the other party. Please use Remora Recorder in line with the rules that apply to you.
Not another cloud recorder
Technical specifications
Windows 11 (64-bit)
Windows 10, version 2004 or later
A macOS version is planned
MP4 / M4A container, AAC-LC at 160 kbps
48 kHz, or 44.1 kHz to match the device
About 72 MB per hour
MP4, H.264 (Main profile) with AAC audio
Resolution matches your monitor, up to 1920×1080
Variable frame rate: up to 10 fps on change, 1 fps when static
Microsoft Teams (new and classic), automatic — Pro plan
Manual recording works with any application
Under one second to stop, any recording length
About 2–3 seconds lost in a hard crash
2–3% while idle
About 15% while recording audio
About 14–18% with screen recording on
Saves to your Videos folder by default; changeable
Up to about 1 GB per hour with screen recording on
Pro plan; runs on your PC after the meeting, never in the cloud
100 languages, detected automatically, or choose one
Saves a .txt and an .srt next to the recording, labelling you and the other side
Pauses when a new meeting starts and picks up afterwards
Needs a GPU with Vulkan support
Installs from the Microsoft Store with no administrator rights, and updates itself
A microphone and speakers or a headset
Microphone access for Remora Recorder allowed in Windows privacy settings
A GPU with hardware H.264 encoding is recommended for screen recording
For transcription: a GPU with Vulkan support, and about 600 MB of disk space for the app and its speech model
Recording: none — standard Windows components only
Transcription: whisper.cpp (MIT licence) and a Whisper speech model, bundled with the app
Pricing
Free forever
$0/ forever
Same local-only privacy as Pro — nothing ever leaves your PC. No payment details or account needed, free to keep using for as long as you like.
Full power
US$24.99/ year
US price; ¥2,900/year in Japan. Other regions use local Microsoft Store prices. Confirm the price at checkout.
Everything in Free, plus:
Install the free app from the Microsoft Store, then choose the Pro upgrade in the app. Pro is a yearly subscription. Billing, renewal and cancellation go through your Microsoft account.
What’s new
Pro now transcribes your meetings. When a recording ends, Remora turns it into text right on your PC and saves a .txt and an .srt, marking what you said and what the other side said. Each meeting now gets its own file, and recording starts the moment a meeting is found.
Questions
What's next
Planned
Automatic detection for Zoom, Google Meet and Webex
Planned
A macOS version, for Apple Silicon and Intel
Support
Questions about the app, a bug to report, or something you'd like it to do — write to us. We read everything.
Or write directly to support@searedbonito.com