Chapter 01
The problem
Recording a browser tab's audio used to mean installing a desktop app, configuring virtual audio cables, or paying for screen-capture software that recorded video you didn't need.
For something as simple as "save this lecture or call as MP3," the available tools were either overkill or invasive.
Chapter 02
My take
One click - the tab's audio is captured locally. Another click - an MP3 lands in your Downloads folder. No upload, no cloud, no account required for the free tier.
That's it. That's the product.
Chapter 03
How I make money
Honestly: by selling a Pro upgrade to people who hit the 60-minute free cap, need to record multiple tabs in parallel, want lossless WAV, or use the built-in audio editor and its 20+ studio effects.
I don't run ads, don't sell user data, and don't bundle the extension with anything. Pro is a recurring subscription billed by Paddle as Merchant of Record. That's the whole business model.
Chapter 04
Where I work
I'm based in Ranchi, India. Service infrastructure runs on Supabase (ap-south-1, Mumbai) and Cloudflare's global edge.
Billing is handled by Paddle.com Inc., the Merchant of Record on your card statement - they handle taxes, fraud prevention, and chargebacks worldwide.