To label who said what without you renaming speakers every time, Parley Notes keeps voiceprints: a short mathematical sketch of a voice, not a recording of it. There are two kinds.
- Your own voice is recorded on purpose in four short samples under Your voice in Settings.
- People you talk to are kept when you name a speaker in a note so the next conversation with them is labelled on its own.
A few rules are built in because a voiceprint is biometric data:
- They stay on the device that made them. None is sent to our servers, to other members of your account or to an AI tool you connect.
- They do not follow your account to a new phone or computer. There you start again.
- Delete my voice in Settings removes every voiceprint on the device. Deleting your account removes them too.
- A sample with more than one voice in it is not saved and you are asked to record again somewhere quiet.