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Recording Card

Recording Card

Tap to record for up to an hour; it uploads as you go and turns into text.

AvailableTikpal Voice (ESP32-S3)0.4.0 · 6.7 MB
Developer
Tikpal
Age rating
4+
Mini app
Included

Open on your Tikpal Voice

No cable. Three taps on your Tikpal Voice.

  1. ×2Double-press the side buttonThe app ring opens, Tikpal in the middle and apps around it.
  2. Tap Recording CardApps not ready yet look dimmer, with a down arrow.
  3. Open?Tap the screen to confirmWhen the rim fills, it is ready and opens.

You need: the Tikpal firmware on your Tikpal Voice, added in the Tikpal app and on Wi-Fi.

    Where it goesPlace 2 or 3 on your Tikpal Voice. If both are taken, the one used least recently is replaced; the confirm screen names it.
    KeepsThe Tikpal firmware, the other app, Wi-Fi, your account link and files on the TF card.
    AfterwardsRecording Card opens right away. To go back to Tikpal, double-press the side button and tap Tikpal in the middle.
    Requirements and about this app

    Needs Wi-Fi, and Tikpal Voice added in the Tikpal app; use the latest Tikpal app to see your recordings. Turning recordings into text uses credits by length, about 13 a minute; if there aren't enough, it waits until you tap Transcribe again in the app.

    Tap Record to start, and tap the circle to stop and save; or hold the side button to talk and let go to save. If you started with Record, holding the side button for a second also saves. Up to an hour at a time: near the hour it counts down from 60 seconds; press the side button to record another hour. While recording, the screen dims after the screen-off time set on Tikpal Voice; tap to light it up.

    To cancel, tap the cross at the top right while recording. Under a minute, it's discarded right away, and you can tap Undo within 4 seconds to keep it; after a minute it asks first, still recording while it asks. Discarded recordings are deleted from Tikpal Voice and the cloud, never turned into text, and use no credits.

    Recordings go to the TF card in Tikpal Voice first and upload to your account as you record; each part is removed from Tikpal Voice once it's up. Offline, it keeps recording: the card holds about 140 hours, and everything uploads once you're back online. If the card can't be read or is full, recordings go to Tikpal Voice's own storage, about 20 minutes offline; when that's full too, it stops and saves. Once uploaded, it's turned into text and a post goes to your Feed.

    In the Tikpal app, tap Mini apps at the top of the side menu and open Recording Card to play back, read, copy or delete. You can also scan to open it: in Recording Card, pull down from the top edge of the screen and tap Open on phone, and Tikpal Voice shows a code. Scan it with Scan in the Tikpal app's side menu and Recording Card opens. Deleting a recording deletes its audio, text and Feed post together.

    Audio is kept in the cloud for 30 days and can be played back until then. If your recorded audio goes over 500 MB, the oldest audio whose text is done is deleted first. The text stays until you delete it.

    Version 0.4.0 · ESP-IDF 5.5.5 · Source dbd4c22 · 5 files, each SHA-256 verified