Capturing Calls on iPhone

Record a call with iPhone's built-in call recording, then share it to Aila. These steps match Settings > How to use Aila > Native Apple Recording in the app.

Native call recording needs iOS 18.1 or later and isn't available in every region. See Apple's call recording guide (opens in a new tab).

Capture a call

1. On the call, tap More.
2. Tap Call Recording. iPhone announces the recording to both sides.
3. A timer runs while you talk. Tap the red square to stop early, or just hang up.
4. Right after the call, a Notes notification pops up. Tap it.
5. Your recording is saved in Notes. Tap the Share button in the top right.
6. Pick Aila in the share sheet.
7. Tap Upload.
8. Open Aila to watch the transcript arrive.

Missed the notification? In Aila, tap the capture button, then Import call recording > Open my Notes, and share the recording from there.

Pin Aila to your share sheet

Pin Aila so it's always one tap away. You only need one of these two options.

Option 1: Pin the app

1. In the share sheet, scroll the app row to the far right and tap More.
2. On the Apps page, tap Edit in the top right.
3. Tap the green + next to Aila. Keep its toggle on.
4. Aila moves into Favorites. Tap the checkmark to save.

Aila now always appears in the app row.

Option 2: Pin the action

1. In the share sheet, tap View More on the second row.
2. Tap Edit Actions at the bottom.
3. Switch Save to Aila on, tap the green +, then tap the checkmark.

Save to Aila now sits in your actions row.

Import other audio

Any audio file you can share (Voice Memos, Files, an email attachment) can go to Aila the same way: tap Share, then pick Aila or Save to Aila.

Related

• Plaud Hardware: Hands-free recording with a Plaud.
• Calls, Playback & Export: Review calls on your iPhone.
• Capture Calls: Every other way to get calls into Aila.