Raclip

Raclip records spoken encounters on a small hardware device and gives you programmatic access to the audio. Press a button to record, press another to send. The audio is then ready to fetch via the API.

SDK status

Python SDK at v0.0.1 and Node.js SDK at v0.0.4 — read-only surface (devices + calls). Webhook helpers and device mutation are on the roadmap. The HTTP API is stable and covers everything in the SDKs.

• Get started in 5 minutes

  Claim a device, connect it to Wi-Fi, generate an API key, record your first encounter, and fetch the audio.

• API reference

  Public HTTP endpoints — calls, statistics, webhooks. Every method, parameter, and response shape.

• Python SDK

  pip install raclip. Sync and async clients, typed responses, full quickstart.

• Node.js SDK

  npm install @raclip/sdk. Async client, TypeScript types, full quickstart.

Use cases

Raclip is vertical-agnostic — anywhere a spoken encounter is worth keeping:

• Healthcare — clinic visits, telehealth follow-ups, intake conversations.
• Legal — client consultations, depositions, deal calls.
• Field services — construction site walkthroughs, inspections, technician handoffs.
• Anything else — interviews, lectures, customer calls, voice notes.

How the platform fits together

1. Hardware — A Raclip device with three buttons (On/Off, Start/Stop, Send) and a status LED. Pairs with the cloud over Wi-Fi.
2. Console — console.raclip.ai. Claim devices, manage your org, generate API keys, configure webhooks.
3. Public API — api.raclip.ai. Authenticate with an API key, list and fetch recordings, receive webhook events.
4. Tooling — The Python SDK is one option; any HTTP client works (curl, Node, Go, Ruby, …).

Start with a device →