Hey everyone, After months of nights-and-weekends work, I launched my first Android app today: SentinelAudio. I'm a solo dev from India. It started from a simple frustration — so much of my day (ideas, calls, that one thing I needed to remember) just disappears. Voice-note apps exist, but they all store your recordings on their servers. For an app that's recording in the background, that felt like a dealbreaker. So I built it the opposite way: it records in segments throughout the day and everything backs up to your own Google Drive. I never see your audio — it never touches my servers. You own it, you can delete it, it's yours. What it does: 24/7 background recording Auto-backup to your Google Drive Transcription in Hindi & English (Hinglish too — built for that first) Free to record + store; AI transcription is the paid part I know "always-on mic" sounds creepy — that's exactly why the data-ownership model is the whole point, and I'm happy to answer hard questions about it. It's brand new and rough in spots, so I'd genuinely love feedback: what would make you trust — or never trust — an app like this? Link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sentinelaudio

SentinelAudio

"Record 24/7 — your audio never leaves your Google Drive"

"Record 24/7 — your audio never leaves your Google Drive"