The Android app
I built the interface in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, from selecting a recording to reviewing notes and follow-ups.
I built Scryon to turn saved call recordings into transcripts, summaries, and follow-up tasks. I developed the Android app and backend, and released it on Google Play.
Get Scryon on Google Play ↗Visit Scryon ↗I wanted to make recorded conversations easier to revisit. Scryon lets you choose a saved recording and read the transcript, summary, and tasks together. It doesn’t record calls itself.
Screenshots from my Google Play listing. Select an image to view it larger.
I built the interface in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, from selecting a recording to reviewing notes and follow-ups.
Spring Boot coordinates transcription, speaker identification, and AI summaries. Processing runs asynchronously so the app can show progress.
I use Firebase authentication for account access. Audio is deleted after processing, while the transcript and tasks remain available in the app.
Kotlin · Jetpack Compose · Spring Boot · Firebase · pyannote · OpenAI