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Respondr

Record everything. Miss nothing.

Every transmission archived and replayable — with locations, emergency events and operator IDs attached — audit-ready from day one.

The Respondr history screen open in a browser: recorded transmissions listed by date and time, channel, sender and recipient, each row carrying a waveform with inline playback and the length of the call.
01 — Total logging

Voice, position, events — captured.

Recordings carry their full context: GPS locations, emergency alerts, operator identity from TETRA or DMR IDs, and lone-worker events.

All transmissions, analog and digital
GPS positions and emergency events attached
Operator identity via TETRA/DMR IDs
The history table logging HEMS transmissions seconds apart, every row carrying its sender, a play button, a waveform and a length of one to five seconds, with the top three rows tick-selected.
02 — Search & filters

Find any call in seconds.

Filter by type, date range, sender and receiver, channel, gateway or emergency flag — then replay directly from the timeline.

Filter by type, period, channel, gateway
Emergency-only views for incident review
Replay from the timeline
The filters panel with tick boxes for audio, text message, photo, video, document, private call, geolocation, emergency call, emergency alert and man down, followed by a date range, sender and receiver fields and a HEMS channel chip.
03 — Export

Compliance-grade exports.

Administrators export recordings and communication history for audits, performance analysis and operational reporting.

Recordings + metadata export
Admin-only access controls
Three history rows listing sender and recipient — Ambulance 2, Admin and Firefighter 1 — with the Admin recording mid-playback, its progress ring filling and its waveform lit against the two idle ones.

Everything that gets recorded

Call recording that captures the whole picture — audio, identity, position and events on one timeline, ready for incident review.

Voice recording

Respondr captures every transmission across analog and digital networks automatically and keeps it replayable in full quality. Nothing depends on an operator remembering to press record.

GPS recording

The recorder logs location history from mobile units alongside each transmission. Replay a recording against where the unit actually was when it spoke.

Emergency alerts

Emergency transmissions carry extended metadata and their surrounding context, so the critical minutes of an incident stay documented from start to finish.

Operator identity

TETRA and DMR IDs attribute every recording to the person who transmitted. That attribution is what turns an audio archive into usable evidence.

Text & events

Messages and channel events sit on the same timeline as the audio, so the full sequence of a shift can be reconstructed in a single view.

Lone-worker events

Respondr archives man-down and lone-worker alarms together with their recordings, keeping the safety record and the audio that goes with it in the same place.

See Respondr on your networks.

A 30-minute live demo with your radio infrastructure in mind.

Voice recorder — Respondr