Klear pairs a reliable call recorder with crowdsourced caller-ID — so you never lose a conversation or pick up a stranger blind. Built privacy-first: you get the signal, never someone’s name.
Automatic, high-quality recordings of incoming and outgoing calls. Transcribe on-device, search the text, and keep only what matters.
Type any number and Klear checks it against the community signal — recognition count, Telegram presence, line type, and spam reports. Names are never shown: you get the signal, not someone’s identity.
Klear flags numbers the community has reported, so you can decide before you pick up. A weekly leaderboard surfaces the worst repeat offenders — all masked and aggregated.
Recording rules differ by country and US state — one-party vs all-party consent. Check where you are before you hit record, with sources and a last-reviewed date.
Android restricts apps from recording call audio. Hust is a tiny companion that grants Klear a privileged audio path through wireless debugging — no root, and no PC needed after setup. You install it once and pair it; Klear handles the rest.
Yes. Klear can auto-record incoming and outgoing calls, then transcribe and let you search them on-device.
No. By design Klear never reveals a person’s name. You see a privacy-gated signal — how recognized a number is, whether it’s linked to Telegram, its line type, and any spam reports — not someone’s identity.
It depends on where you are — some places need one-party consent, others all-party. Use the built-in recording-laws checker for a plain-language answer for your country or US state.
Android blocks most apps from recording call audio. Hust is a small companion app that grants Klear a privileged audio path through wireless debugging — no root and no PC after setup. You only need it if your phone blocks normal call recording.
Yes, Klear is free to download on Google Play. Some advanced features may be offered as optional upgrades.
Caller ID, call recorder, and spam protection — built around a privacy-first signal.
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