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What does Recall do?
Recall is a focused audiobook player for the books you already own. While you listen, you can tap to highlight any moment, add a note, and find all your highlights later in one place — so you keep the parts that matter instead of forgetting most of the book by next week.
How do I import an audiobook?
Recall plays DRM-free M4B audiobook files that you already own. To add one:
- Put the M4B file in your iCloud Drive or anywhere the iOS Files app can see it (iCloud, On My iPhone, Dropbox, etc.).
- In Recall, tap Import (the toolbar button, or "Import Audiobook" on the empty library screen).
- Pick your file in the system file browser. Recall copies it into the app so it plays offline. Your original file is untouched.
Chapters embedded in the M4B are detected automatically; if a file has none, it plays as a single chapter.
Where do my audiobooks and highlights live?
Everything stays on your device. Your imported files, highlights, notes, and playback position are stored locally — nothing is uploaded. See our Privacy Policy.
What's free, and what's Premium?
Playback is always free — Recall never paywalls listening to a file you own. The free tier includes up to 3 audiobooks and 10 highlights. Recall Premium unlocks unlimited audiobooks and unlimited highlights & notes.
How do I subscribe?
Open the paywall (it appears when you reach a free limit, or from the upgrade prompt), choose Annual or Monthly, and confirm with your Apple ID. Annual includes a free trial.
How do I restore my subscription?
On the paywall, tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you're signed into the same Apple ID you purchased with.
How do I cancel?
iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Recall. You keep Premium until the end of the period you already paid for.
I imported a file but it won't play / shows an error
Recall plays DRM-free audio only. Files purchased from stores that wrap them in DRM (for example, encrypted store-specific formats) can't be played by any third-party player. Re-import a DRM-free M4B or MP3. A single bad file won't affect the rest of your library.
Is my data private?
Yes — no accounts, no servers, no tracking. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.