Callnote

Callnote makes it possible for you to easily record conversations in Skype, Facebook, Viber and Hangouts, creating your own call history. It integrates recording sharing options, enabling you to upload data to Evernote, Dropbox, Facebook or YouTube.

As you might imagine, Skype, Viber or Hangouts must be installed before using Callnote and permission must be granted to the application to access your data. Alternatively, using it with Facebook requires you to be logged in to your account.

Working with Callnote is easy, as all its functions are one-click away. You can configure it to start recording when a new call is made and optionally notify all participants about recording. Chat messages and videos shared via Skype can also be included in the capture. Similar settings apply to the other social applications Callnote Premium work with.

Recordings are stored locally and displayed in the library, alongside the name of the participants, duration and attached snapshots, which are taken using Callnote as well. To find files easier in the library, you can assign them tags or notes, and modify their names. Conversations can be listened to using the default audio player in Windows.

Not only that you can record calls, but you can share them with just a click. Callnote Premium can connect to Evernote, Dropbox, Facebook or YouTube, enabling you to upload videos and audio recordings from within its main window.

Callnote is a good option if you are looking for a simple call recorder. It runs in the system tray, not interfering with your activity and includes a small floating window that can be used to start recording with a click.

While its features are enough for regular users, more advanced ones might appreciate audio quality editing options, scheduling settings or extended sharing capabilities. Recording notifications for Facebook, Viber and Hangouts might also come in handy.