AirTime: Who’s doing all the talking?
AirTime shows the shape of a conversation without keeping or showing what was said. Put your iPhone on the table, record a conversation everyone has agreed to, and see who spoke when and for how long.
Coming soon to the App StoreFor iPhone. Your first 5-minute conversation is free.
What you see
- Each speaker’s estimated share of the airtime
- A timeline of who spoke when, including moments when two voices overlapped
- Turns, average turn, longest solo span, silence and a balance figure
- Two conversations side by side, with speakers you match yourself
- Optional playback: keep the audio and tap any segment to hear it
Private by design
- Analysis runs entirely on your iPhone and works in airplane mode
- No account and no sign-up
- AirTime never uploads your recordings or results. Audio is deleted after analysis unless you choose to keep it for playback
- No transcript and no voice profiles
- You decide what to share, with the iOS share sheet
A neutral mirror
AirTime reports estimates, not verdicts. Overlap isn’t proof of an interruption, and an even split isn’t a score to win. Similar voices, background noise and short turns can be misattributed.
How it works
- Confirm that everyone being recorded has agreed.
- Record up to 30 minutes, or import a WAV file.
- Choose how many people spoke (1 to 10).
- AirTime analyzes on your iPhone and saves the result.
Price
Your first conversation, up to 5 minutes, is free. It only counts once a result with detected speech is saved.
After that, AirTime Monthly unlocks unlimited conversations, each up to 30 minutes, for $1.99 USD a month. Eligible new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. Prices vary by country; your local price is shown in the App Store before you subscribe.
The subscription renews monthly until you cancel in your Apple Account settings. Saved conversations stay available if you cancel.