Open source · 2025 - Corder

A minimal terminal audio recorder in Go — launch, record, stop, and manage recordings from a single keyboard-driven TUI.

Corder is a minimal terminal audio recorder written in Go, built around a single keyboard-driven workflow: launch the app, record audio, stop when finished, and manage the resulting recordings from the same TUI.

Small surface, solid foundations

The interface is built with Bubble Tea, audio capture runs through PortAudio, and ffmpeg handles MP3 conversion. No menus to wander, no configuration to study — the whole app is the workflow.

Extendable with plugins

Corder supports executable plugins that add actions for selected recordings — transcription, upload workflows, whatever your pipeline needs. Plugins declare themselves with a simple manifest and speak a small execution protocol, so extending Corder doesn’t mean patching it.

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