Spark Voice app analytics for October 9

Tap the big red dot and speak. Spark Voice is a voice recorder that does what the built-in one refuses to do: put your recordings somewhere organised so you can actually find them a week later. Every recording lives in a category you pick (Ideas, Meetings, Songs, To-do, Notes, plus any category you make up yourself). Every recording gets a title, tags if you want them, and a small waveform thumbnail. The main screen sorts by date, duration, or title, filters by category, searches by name — all in one tap. The recorder is fast. Tap the red dot, speak, tap again to stop. Playback speed goes from a slow one-half up to a fast two-times so meetings review quickly. Trim the beginning and end of any recording if you started too early or ran on too long. Categories are yours. Rename them, delete them, colour-code them, drag to reorder them on the home page. Six sensible defaults ship with the app; you can wipe them and start fresh if you prefer your own. The recording waveform draws live as you speak — a small bright cyan curve that lights up on louder syllables so you can see the recording is picking up your voice.