Most tab recorders just capture sound — Wiretap also edits and exports it, no screen recorder or desktop app needed. Record any browser tab or your mic in one click, trim it in a built-in waveform editor, and export to MP3, WAV, or lossless FLAC. Free records + exports MP3; Pro ($2.99/mo) unlocks WAV + FLAC, the editor, and a 10-clip archive. Great for podcasts, meetings, lectures, and music references.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vladimir — solo maker (and former music producer) behind TwoPixelDev. I built Wiretap because pulling audio out of a browser tab was way harder than it should be. Screen recorders gave me bloated video files, and desktop apps meant juggling extra software just to grab a few minutes of sound. Wiretap records any tab's audio — or your mic — in one click, lets you trim it in a built-in waveform editor, and exports to MP3, WAV, or lossless FLAC. No extra apps, no video overhead. Great for podcasts, online meetings, lectures, music references, and voice notes. The recorder is free (MP3 export); Pro ($2.99/mo) unlocks WAV + lossless FLAC, the waveform editor, and a 10-clip archive. I'll be here all day — would genuinely love your feedback and any features you'd want. Give it a try and tell me what breaks 🙂

How does the editor work in the browser without downloading anything, and is there any catch with the $2.99 plan like a clip length limit on the free version?

The built-in waveform editor in the browser is a really thoughtful touch, skipping the round trip to a desktop app for quick trims. Love that FLAC export is there too for anyone tracking down audio references without losing quality.

How does the editor work in the browser without downloading anything, and is there any catch with the $2.99 plan like a clip length limit on the free version?

Wiretap Audio Recorder

Record, edit & export audio from any browser tab.

Record, edit & export audio from any browser tab.