Raclip is a three-button hardware recorder, tuned to capture multiple voices at up to 25 meters — even through a wall. Clip it, pocket it, set it on the desk between you. Recordings come back as plain audio — REST API, SDKs, or web console. Whatever you fancy.
Press On/Off. The LED breathes blue. Raclip is ready.
Press Start/Stop to begin. Press again to pause and resume — same encounter, no new file.
Press Send. The encounter is packaged as one audio file. Offline? It queues — and uploads the moment Raclip reconnects to a Wi-Fi you've saved. Fetch from the API, SDK, or console.
# pip install raclip from raclip import Client # reads RACLIP_API_KEY from the environment with Client() as client: # list devices in your org devices = client.devices.list() print(f"{devices.total} devices") # grab the most recent call from a device device_id = devices.devices[0].device_id call = client.calls.latest(device_id) print(call.call_id, call.duration_seconds, "sec") # stream the audio to disk (handles signed-URL redirect) client.calls.download(device_id, call.call_id, dest="recording.mp3")
Official SDKs for Python and Node.js — thin, typed wrappers around the REST API. Every method maps to a documented endpoint. Zero runtime dependencies. Auth is one env var.
Set RACLIP_API_KEY and you're done. The gateway derives your org from the key — you never send it on the wire.
We provide a Hardware Layer API. The audio lands as a plain file over REST. Fancy as you will.
Pipe it into your transcriber, your summarizer, your diarizer, your agent, your warehouse — whatever your stack already does. Bring your own model. We don't care what's downstream; we just hand you clean recordings.
Sit Raclip on the desk between you and the patient. Press start, listen properly, press send. Charts and intake forms write themselves on the way home.
One device. One QR code. A clean chain-of-custody from the conference room to your evidence locker — no per-seat license, no cloud you didn't pick.
Survives a job-site pocket. Records under a hard hat. Uploads when the truck rolls back into Wi-Fi range.
Press to start. Press to send. Treat it like a tape deck with an API. Nobody has to install anything.
No. Records to microSD on its own. Hits the API the moment it finds your Wi-Fi. Nothing for you to do.
25 meters. Through a wall. Nobody needs to aim at it. We handled the array — you handle the data.
REST API, SDKs (pip install raclip · npm i @raclip/sdk), or the web console. All three return the same call object: metadata plus a signed download URL. Pick your layer.
Plain MP3, signed URL. No container, no lock-in. Pipe it into whatever transcriber or storage you already run.
No. Three buttons: On, Start, Send. Nothing else needs to be in the room.
Scan the QR on the lid. One step, links to your org. Printable replacements if the sticker ever goes missing.
Your microSD — any size. You own the raw files. Raclip moves them through the API when Wi-Fi is available.
We're hand-shipping the first batch to teams building real products around spoken encounters. Tell us what you'd capture, and we'll send a unit.