Introducing Sonix Recorder: capture audio anywhere, get a transcript automatically

Some of the best conversations happen away from your desk — a quick interview in a noisy café, a hallway chat after a meeting, a thought you want to capture before it disappears. Until now, that meant fumbling with a voice memo app, then emailing yourself the file, then uploading it to Sonix when you got back to your laptop.

We just collapsed all of that into one step.

Sonix Recorder is a new way to record audio directly inside Sonix. No downloads, no extra apps, no syncing. Hit record in your browser, talk, hit stop — and your transcript is waiting for you when you’re done.

What it does

Records right in the browser. Works on your laptop or your phone — same link, same login.
Installs like an app on mobile. Add Sonix Recorder to your home screen on iOS or Android and it opens full-screen, just like a native app.
Pause and resume on the fly. Step away mid-conversation and pick up where you left off — it all lands in a single recording.
Transcribes automatically. When you stop recording, the file uploads straight to your Sonix workspace and starts transcribing — speaker labels, timestamps, the works.
Won’t lose your recording. Audio is saved locally as you record, so a flaky Wi-Fi connection won’t cost you the conversation.

A few ways people are using it

Journalists capturing source interviews on the go, with a searchable transcript ready before they’re back at their desk.
Researchers and UX teams running participant interviews without juggling Zoom, a recorder, and an upload tool.
Doctors and clinicians dictating patient notes between appointments.
Lawyers and consultants capturing client conversations and turning them into shareable, timestamped records.
Sales reps recording post-call debriefs while the details are still fresh.
Founders and creators voice-drafting blog posts, scripts, and meeting recaps — talking is faster than typing.