About Reverb
Reverb is an Android audio recorder that keeps a rolling history so users can save the portions they need. It has separate one-shot and looping buffers, and its audio history is backed by disk so it can persist across app restarts. Retention can be limited by time or storage size. Recording options account for device hardware, including audio format, sample rate, source, route, and channel configuration. A waveform view lets users select a range, listen while adjusting the selection, and export the chosen audio as a WAV file. Saved recordings can be played in the app’s library, trimmed into a new recording while preserving the original, renamed, moved, or deleted. The app does not require network permission and is described as having no ads, trackers, or accounts. Continuous microphone capture uses battery power, and consumption varies by device and recording settings. Reverb reduces work when its capture screen is not visible, but this does not remove the power cost of ongoing recording. It is intended for situations where a user wants to preserve recent audio and decide later which segment to keep. The available information does not specify maximum retention sizes or supported audio formats beyond WAV export.
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