ASR Voice Recorder built a loyal following by doing one thing well: catching a voice memo the instant you need it, no fuss. That instinct — hit record, talk, stop, keep the file — is worth having without installing anything. We built a free browser-based voice recorder with the same core loop: tap to record, watch a live level meter while you talk, trim the start and end, then download a real audio file. Nothing you record ever leaves your device.
Play VoiceKeep now
Tap the record button, allow microphone access when your browser asks, and start talking.
How to use VoiceKeep
Tap the record button and allow microphone access when your browser asks — that single tap starts recording right away, no settings screen first. A live level meter animates while you talk so you can see the microphone is actually picking you up. Tap stop, and the clip lands in the recordings list below with a play button and a waveform timeline. Drag the two handles on the timeline to trim the start and end, then tap download to save a real, playable WAV file to your device.
Everything runs on the Web Audio and MediaRecorder APIs built into your browser. Recording, trimming, and encoding all happen locally on your device — nothing is ever uploaded anywhere, not even briefly. Recordings only exist in this browser tab: reload the page and they are gone, so download anything you want to keep before you navigate away.
How it compares to ASR Voice Recorder
VoiceKeep keeps the part of ASR Voice Recorder that actually matters day to day: a one-tap record button, a live meter so you know it is working, and a quick trim before you export. If you just need to capture a thought, a lecture snippet, or a quick voice note and walk away with a clean file, this covers it without an install.
What it deliberately leaves out is everything ASR Voice Recorder adds for people who record constantly. There is no background recording while you use other apps, no scheduled or call recording, no built-in transcription, no cloud backup or sync across devices, and no folder system for organizing hundreds of memos. Recordings here also do not survive a page reload, since nothing is written to persistent storage by design — that is the tradeoff for a tool that needs zero setup and stores nothing about you.
If voice memos are an occasional need, VoiceKeep is genuinely enough. If recording is a daily habit — interviews, lectures, dictation you revisit weeks later — the full app’s library, search, and backup features earn their place. Get the full app below.
Get the full app
ASR Voice Recorder adds background recording, scheduled and call recording, a searchable library, and cloud backup on top of the core record-and-trim loop.
FAQ
Can I record voice memos in a browser without installing an app? Yes. VoiceKeep runs entirely in your browser using standard Web Audio and MediaRecorder APIs. There is nothing to install and no account to create — allow microphone access and start recording.
Is this the real ASR Voice Recorder? No. VoiceKeep is an original tool built by the Unstore team, inspired by the record-and-trim loop that makes ASR Voice Recorder useful. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or built by the makers of ASR Voice Recorder.
Does my recording get uploaded anywhere? No. Capture, the live level meter, trimming, and the final download are all processed locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, ever — the audio never leaves your device.
Do my recordings save if I close or reload the page? No, and we want to be upfront about that. Recordings exist only in memory for the current browser tab, so a reload clears them. Download any clip you want to keep before you leave the page.
Is it free? Yes. VoiceKeep is free to use, with no signup, no watermark, and no usage limit.
