SAN FRANCISCO - eTradeWire -- We're big fans here at Evrone of Google's Flutter SDK for building Android and iOS apps, but when we were building Medcorder, we ran into a problem: there wasn't a way to record speech using the Google-provided APIs. The client who we were developing Medcorder for came up with the idea of the development of the audio recording plugin as an open-source contribution. So, we built an audio recording plug-in for the project!

Medcorder is a mobile application that records and helps decode conversations with doctors and other medical staff. The information that's captured can then be passed on to relatives and other specialists so that they don't miss any key details from a consultation.

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There are three parts to Flutter Audio:

– The interface, which like Flutter itself, is pure Dart
– A native component written in Objective-C does the heavy lifting on iOS
– Meanwhile, on Android, we developed an equivalent in Java

We hope you find Flutter Audio (and its variants) useful, and we're excited to see what people do with it!

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https://evrone.com/flutter
https://evrone.com/flutter-audio