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I keep what was said.

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Tell me again about the lighthouse.

Your grandfather kept the light for thirty years.

I used to carry his supper up in a tin pail.

Transcribed on your phone. Nothing leaves it.

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Remember a word.Find the moment.

lighthouse
“Your grandfather kept the light for thirty years.”
Dinner with Mum · Sep 20

Backed up, sealed with your key.

Dinner with Mum · Sep 20

0:11 · transcript · 1 photo

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Dinner with Mum

Audio · transcript · 1 photo

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Some things are worth hearing again

Be there for the moment.Keep it for later.

  • A talk with someone you love

    The stories, the laugh, the exact words. Hear them again whenever you like.

  • An appointment you need to remember

    What the doctor said, in full, findable by any word.

  • A meeting worth keeping

    The conversation, in its own words. Search it later instead of trusting notes.

01 / Record and film

A voice. A picture.One memory.

Tap Hear to record a conversation. Switch to See to take a photo or film while the same audio keeps rolling. Photos and frames sit at the moment they belong to.

Keep listening, even with the phone locked.

Audio records in the foreground and with the phone locked, with a Live Activity while it records. If the camera has to stop, the video ends and the memory continues as audio.

Bring the moments you already have.

Import voice memos, call recordings, pictures and video from Photos, Files or another app. Keep the originals alongside their words.

Video stays on your phone and is included in export. Backup covers audio, text, photos and extracted frames, not video files.

The Hear screen: a large record button, with Hear, Memories and See along the bottom.
A memory titled Knee follow-up with Dr. Patel: a photo of an exercise note pinned at six seconds, and the transcript below it.
Hear records. See pins the photo to the moment it belongs to.
Searching for dinner brings back the memory Dinner with Mum.
A few words bring the moment back.

02 / Words on your device

The words are yours, too.

See the words as they are said. The final transcript, the text in a photo, and the words on a filmed slide are all read on your iPhone.

On supported devices, automatic titles and short summaries help you find your way. No cloud transcription. No cloud AI.

03 / Find it again

Remember a word.Find the moment.

Search across transcripts and the words read from images. Open a memory to hear it again, read along, or return to a photo pinned to the recording.

Share a memory as a PDF or text memo. Or export everything as ordinary files, free, without an account. The door is always open.

04 / Backup, with keys only you hold

Safe to keep.Yours to open.

Your private memories are encrypted on your device before backup. The key stays with you, never on our servers. We can't listen to or read them.

Read what we can see →
Made on your iPhone
Recording, transcription and text from images happen on the device.
Sealed before backup
With Pro, your memories are encrypted before they reach our server. It stores ciphertext.
Opened with your key
Your Apple keychain carries the key to your devices. Keep the recovery code the app offers in case you need another way in.

We also say, plainly: we can see your email or Apple relay address and which sign-in you used, your subscription and its history with Apple, the devices you signed in from and when, how many encrypted memories and files you have, their sizes, and when they were made, changed or deleted, and the IP addresses your devices connect from. From a file's size we can guess a recording's length. We cannot see titles, words, pictures or sound.

If every device is lost, iCloud Keychain is off and you have no recovery code, nobody can open the backup. That includes us.

Free and Pro

Start keeping moments for free.

Pro adds unlimited transcription and an encrypted backup. Privacy is never for sale.

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The recorder, whole.

  • Unlimited recording, photos and imports
  • Two hours of transcription a month, on the phone
  • Search, playback and automatic titles
  • Full export and Face ID app lock
  • Five live shared links at a time

Trunk Pro

$4.99 a month

or $29.99 a year

Unlimited words, and a backup only you can open.

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited transcription
  • End-to-end encrypted backup and sync, about 100 GB under fair use
  • Shared links without a fixed count, within fair use
  • The Mac companion for calls and meetings, included at the same price

Over the free cap, recordings are still saved. They are transcribed when your allowance returns or when you upgrade.

Who makes Trunk

Trunk is built and maintained by one person: me.

Chase Kaczmarek, the founder and developer of Trunk

Chase Kaczmarek

Founder, designer, developer, and support

I design, build, release, support, and maintain Trunk from Escalante, UtahCosmic Navel / Cosmic Ashtray near Escalante, UtahCosmic Navel / Cosmic Ashtray, near Escalante. Photo: John Fowler, CC BY 2.0.. Trunk is a one-person software company; when something ships, breaks, or needs explaining, it comes back to me.

I started it because the recorder I wanted did not exist: something that keeps a voice, a conversation, a page or a photo, turns it into words I can find later, and never hands any of it to someone else's cloud. When you write to help@trunkhere.com, you reach me.

Coming to the App Store

For the momentsyou'll want back.

Trunk is coming to iPhone, for iOS 26 and later. A Mac companion for calls and meetings, and an Apple Watch app that starts a memory from your wrist, are on the way.

Trunk is coming to the App Store for iPhone. Join the waitlist and I'll email you when it's ready.

No spam. Removable any time.

Later, and by invitation first: public stories, left at the places they happened, for anyone to watch without an account. Your own memories stay private unless you choose to publish one.

Recording other people

The phone shows that it is recording. Telling the people you are with, and recording only where that is allowed, is on you. The terms say so.