STORY TAP

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The 5 parts of STORYTAP

Think of STORYTAP like a house with five rooms. Each room has one job. The rooms are the five buttons at the bottom of your screen.

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My Stories

Your story library. Every finished story lives here. Search, sort, group, and browse all your stories in one place.

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Capture

Where you record. Tap the microphone to start talking alone (Solo) or with someone else (Interview). Pick a story guide to answer questions one by one. A language pill at the top sets the language for each recording.

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Drafts

Your unfinished stories. Every recording you start but do not finish is saved here automatically. Nothing is ever lost.

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Learn

Your storytelling coach. Read about the six story guides (called frameworks) before you record, so you know what to expect.

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Profile

Your settings. Cloud backup status, app language (English, French, or Spanish), text size, high contrast mode, story export, and account options.

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New to smartphones?

You cannot break anything by tapping. If something looks wrong, close the app and open it again. Your stories are always saved automatically.

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Record your first story

There are two ways to record a story. The first is fast: one tap, start talking. The second is guided: a set of questions leads you through the story. Both save automatically. Start with whichever feels right.

๐ŸŽ™ Option 1: Quick Record (fastest)

Think of Quick Record like leaving a voice message for your family. You tap once to start, talk for as long as you want, and tap again to stop. No setup. No questions. Just your voice.

  1. 1 Tap the Capture tab at the bottom of the screen. It looks like a microphone.
  2. 2 Make sure Solo is selected at the top. It is the default. (To record with someone else, see the Interview section below.)
  3. 3 Tap the big microphone button in the center. The colored bars start moving. That means the app is listening.
  4. 4 Talk. Tell your story. You have up to 10 minutes per recording. There is no rush.
  5. 5 Tap the microphone button again to stop. Your story is saved and your voice is turned into text automatically.
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New to smartphones?

If the colored bars move while you talk, the microphone is working. If the bars do not move at all, your microphone permission may be off. Go to your phone's Settings, find STORYTAP, and turn on Microphone.

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Power user

Want to record two people talking? Switch from Solo to Interview on the Capture screen. STORYTAP separates both voices automatically in the transcript. Full guide in the next section.

๐Ÿงญ Option 2: Record with a story guide (deeper stories)

A story guide (called a "framework") is like a journalist sitting across from you, asking one question at a time. You just answer. The app builds your story from your answers. Best for people who are not sure what to say, or want a story with a clear beginning, middle, and end.

Best starting guide: CART (4 questions, 5 to 10 minutes).

  1. 1 Tap the Capture tab at the bottom.
  2. 2 Tap Choose a framework (below the microphone button).
  3. 3 Pick CART. Each letter is a question: Context, Adversity, Resolution, Takeaway.
  4. 4 Answer each question by speaking (tap the microphone) or typing. Take your time.
  5. 5 Tap Finish Story when you are done. Your answers become one complete story.
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New to smartphones?

If you close the app in the middle of answering, your answers are saved. Open the Drafts tab when you come back and tap your story to continue where you left off.

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Power user

You can mix typing and speaking inside the same story. Each question has its own microphone toggle. Type one answer, speak the next, edit any answer after the fact.

THE 6 STORY GUIDES

Free Write

No questions. Just a blank page. For when you know exactly what you want to say.

C3 (3 steps)

Context, Conflict, Climax. The simplest structure. Good for short, punchy stories.

CART (4 steps)

Context, Adversity, Resolution, Takeaway. Great for first-timers. Feels natural.

SPARK (5 steps)

Story, Problem, Actions, Resolve, Knockout. Good for lessons and life advice.

SETTSE (6 steps)

A full narrative arc. Situation, Event, two Triggers, Success, Epilogue. For longer, richer stories.

STORYTAP (8 steps)

The master framework. 8 questions that build a complete story from hook to final impact.

๐ŸŒ Set the language for a recording

Before you tap the microphone, you can tell the app what language you will be speaking. This helps the transcription understand your words correctly. The language pill sits at the top of the Capture screen and shows a flag.

  1. 1 Open the Capture tab. Look at the top of the screen for a small pill showing a flag and a language code (for example, EN or FR).
  2. 2 Tap the pill to open the language selector.
  3. 3 Pick the language you will be speaking in this recording. The pill updates right away.
  4. 4 Tap the microphone and record normally.
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Power user

The recording language defaults to the app language you set in Profile. If you switch the app to French, every new recording starts in French automatically. You can still override it story by story on the Capture screen.

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Recording in a different language?

If your family member speaks French but your app is in English, tap the flag pill and choose French before you start. The transcript will be much more accurate.

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Record a conversation. Not just a monologue.

Most voice apps can only hear one person at a time. STORYTAP hears two. Switch to Interview mode and record two people talking. The app listens to both voices and labels each speaker separately in the transcript. Think of it like a TV interview: two chairs, one story, both voices preserved forever.

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Solo

One voice

You speak alone. Great for personal memories, reflections, or any story you want to tell in your own words.

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Interview โœฆ

Two voices

You and one other person speak. The app captures both and labels each speaker in the transcript. Best for family conversations and oral history.

๐Ÿ‘ฅ How to record an interview

Picture this: you sit at a kitchen table with your grandmother. You put the phone between you. You ask one question. She starts talking. That is all it takes to capture a memory that will last for generations.

  1. 1 Open the Capture tab (the microphone icon at the bottom of the screen).
  2. 2 At the top of the screen, tap Interview. It sits right next to Solo. The button highlights when it is selected.
  3. 3 Place the phone between you and the other person. About 30 cm (one foot) from each of you works well. Both of you should be able to see the screen.
  4. 4 Tap the big microphone button. Watch the colored bars start moving. That means the app is listening to both of you.
  5. 5 Ask your first question. Then stop talking and listen. Silence is fine. The other person will fill it.
  6. 6 Tap the microphone button to stop. The app turns your conversation into text and labels each speaker: Speaker 1 and Speaker 2.
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New to smartphones?

You do not need to do anything differently from a normal recording. Tap Interview, place the phone on the table between you, and talk naturally. The app handles the rest. There is no button to press when the other person speaks.

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Power user

Speaker separation is powered by AssemblyAI's multi-speaker model. Labels appear as Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 in the transcript. Open the story after saving: tap any speaker label to rename it to the real person's name. Interview mode works with all 6 frameworks too.

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For the family helper

Interview mode turns you into a journalist and the person you love into the storyteller. You ask. They remember. Both voices are saved together in one story. One session can hold a lifetime of memories.

If only one voice appears in the transcript

Check that both speakers are within 30 cm (one foot) of the phone. Avoid very loud rooms. Leave a short pause between when one person stops talking and the next starts. Then try again.

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How to create a collection (folder)

A collection is like a label on a shelf at the library. Your stories stay in the main list. They just get a tag so you can find a group faster. One story can belong to more than one collection at the same time.

๐Ÿ“ Create a new collection

  1. 1 Open the My Stories tab (the first tab at the bottom left).
  2. 2 Look at the three pill buttons in the middle row. Tap Collections (the purple one on the right).
  3. 3 Tap New collection at the bottom of the list that appears.
  4. 4 Type a name. For example: Family, Dad's stories, Summer 2026.
  5. 5 Pick a color if you want. Then tap Create.
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New to smartphones?

Collections are optional. You do not need any to use the app. Think of them as a way to tidy your stories once you have 10 or more. Start recording first. Organize later.

โž• Add a story to a collection

  1. 1 Find the story in My Stories.
  2. 2 Tap the small folder icon on the story card.
  3. 3 Tick the collections you want to add it to. You can tick more than one.
  4. 4 Tap Done.
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Power user

Long-press any collection pill to rename it, change its color, or delete it. You can enter a custom hex color code in the color picker.

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How to sort and find your stories

Sort tells the app which story to show first. Filter narrows the list to a specific type. Together they help you find any story in seconds, even if you have hundreds of them.

๐Ÿ”ค Change the sort order

  1. 1 Open My Stories or Drafts.
  2. 2 Tap the Sort pill button. It sits in the middle row, between Filter and Collections. When a sort is active, it shows a purple label.
  3. 3 Choose your order:
    Newest first: most recent story at the top (default)
    Oldest first: your earliest story at the top
    A to Z: alphabetical by story title
  4. 4 Tap Done. The list updates right away.
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New to smartphones?

If your stories feel out of order, tap Sort and pick Newest first. That brings the most recent one back to the top.

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Power user

Long-press the Sort pill to reset to the default (Newest first) in one tap, without opening the sort sheet.

๐Ÿ“… Browse by date (Timeline view)

Timeline view groups your stories by the month you recorded them. Like flipping through a photo album instead of a pile of loose photos.

  1. 1 Open My Stories.
  2. 2 Tap the calendar icon (๐Ÿ“…) in the top-right corner of the story list, next to the grid and list view icons.
  3. 3 Your stories are now grouped by month, newest first. Scroll down to travel back in time.
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Change the app language

STORYTAP works in English, French, and Spanish. Every screen, every button, and every message switches to the language you choose. The change is instant and stays until you change it again.

๐ŸŒ Switch the app to French or Spanish

Think of this like changing the language on a TV remote. One setting. The whole app follows.

  1. 1 Tap the Profile tab (the last icon on the right at the bottom).
  2. 2 Scroll down to the Accessibility section.
  3. 3 Tap App Language. A list appears with three options: English, Francais, and Espanol. Each shows a flag and the name of the language written in that language.
  4. 4 Tap the language you want. The whole app switches immediately. No restart needed.
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New to smartphones?

If you switch to French and want to go back, tap Profile again, find App Language, and tap English. Everything goes back to English right away.

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For the family helper

Setting up the app for a family member who speaks French? Switch to French in Profile before handing them the phone. Every button and message will be in French. Much easier for them to use on their own.

๐ŸŽ™ App language vs. recording language

These are two different things. Both matter, and it helps to know the difference.

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App language

What you read on screen

Changes buttons, menus, and messages. Set once in Profile. Affects the whole app.

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Recording language

What you speak

Tells the transcription engine what language is being spoken. Set per story on the Capture screen. Defaults to the app language.

Example: your app is in English, but your grandmother only speaks French. Keep the app in English (so you can navigate it), and tap the language pill on the Capture screen to switch the recording to French. Her words will be transcribed in French. Your menus stay in English.

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Power user

When you switch the app to French, every new recording defaults to French automatically. The language pill on Capture syncs to the app language. You can still override it per story without changing the app language.

My transcript is full of errors. Could it be the language?

Yes. If the recording language pill is set to English but you recorded in French, the transcript will look scrambled. Open the story, tap the three dots (⋯) at the top, and re-run the transcription after setting the correct language on the Capture screen first.

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How to delete stories

Think of deleting a story like putting a letter in the bin. Once it is gone, it is gone. The app asks you to confirm first, so nothing disappears by accident.

๐Ÿ—‘ Delete one story

  1. 1 Tap the story you want to delete. It opens in the story viewer.
  2. 2 Tap the three dots (โ‹ฏ) in the top-right corner.
  3. 3 Tap Delete story, then Confirm.
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New to smartphones?

Storage in STORYTAP is unlimited. There is no need to delete stories to save space. Only delete if you truly do not want it anymore.

โ˜‘๏ธ Delete several stories at once

Bulk select is like putting several letters in the bin at once, instead of one trip per letter.

  1. 1 Go to My Stories or Drafts.
  2. 2 Press and hold any story card for about 2 seconds. Checkboxes appear on every card.
  3. 3 Tap each story you want to delete. A tick appears on the ones you select.
  4. 4 Tap Delete at the bottom, then Confirm. All selected stories are deleted at once.
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Power user

In bulk select mode, the Sort and Filter buttons turn grey. This is intentional. Finish your delete first, then re-sort if needed. Tap anywhere outside a card to exit bulk select without deleting.

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Cloud backup

Yes. Every story backs up automatically. Cloud backup saves a copy of all your stories outside your phone. Think of it like a spare key hidden at a neighbor's house. If you lose your phone, your stories come back the moment you sign in on a new device. All data is stored in Europe (Belgium), encrypted and private.

โ˜๏ธ Check your backup status

  1. 1 Tap the Profile tab (the last icon on the right at the bottom).
  2. 2 Find the Cloud Backup row near the top of the screen.
  3. 3 It shows the last time your stories were backed up. If it says Backed up just now, everything is safe.
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New to smartphones?

You do not need to do anything. Cloud backup works on its own, as long as you are connected to the internet. Think of it like a fridge that restocks itself. You just need the power on.

If backup shows an error

Check your internet connection. If the connection is fine, go to Profile, sign out, then sign back in with the same account. This resets the sync. Your stories are not deleted when you sign out.

๐Ÿ“ฑ Restore stories on a new phone

  1. 1 Download STORYTAP on your new phone.
  2. 2 Sign in using the same email address or Google account you used before.
  3. 3 Your stories appear within a few seconds. Collections, cover photos, and recordings all come back.
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How to export a story

Exporting is like making a copy of a page to send to someone. The original stays safely in the app. You can send a copy anywhere. Exporting is always free, on every account.

๐Ÿ“ค Share or save a story

  1. 1 Open the story you want to share. Tap on it in My Stories.
  2. 2 Tap the share icon in the top-right corner. It looks like an arrow pointing up.
  3. 3 Choose how to share:
    Share as text: sends the story as a readable message to WhatsApp, email, or any app.
    Save as file (JSON): saves the full story with all its data to your phone's files.
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Quick tips

Small things that make a big difference.

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Watch the waveform. The colored bars move when your voice is captured. If they are flat and still while you talk, your microphone is off.

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Your draft saves itself. Close the app mid-recording? Your unfinished story is in the Drafts tab when you return. Nothing is ever lost.

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Tap any tag to filter. In My Stories, tap a colored tag on any card to instantly show all stories with that tag. Tap the active filter to clear it.

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Make text bigger. Go to Profile and tap Text Size. Cycle through Regular, Large, and Extra Large until the app is comfortable to read.

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Change the cover photo. Open any story and tap the photo at the top. Tap Regenerate for a new image, or Replace to use a photo from your camera roll.

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Interview mode is your superpower. Switch from Solo to Interview on the Capture screen before you record. Two voices, one story, each speaker labeled in the transcript.

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Switch languages in one tap. Go to Profile, tap App Language, and choose English, French, or Spanish. The whole app changes instantly. Set the recording language separately on the Capture screen if your family member speaks a different language.

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High Contrast makes the app easier to read. Go to Profile, tap High Contrast. The colors sharpen across the whole app. Good for bright sunlight or for anyone who finds the dark screen hard to read.

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Setting up STORYTAP for someone else

Most stories in STORYTAP are recorded by one person on behalf of someone older. Maybe you want to capture your grandmother's memories, your father's work stories, or your mother's life before she arrived in this country. Here is what makes that session go well.

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  1. 1 Set up the account. Create a STORYTAP account using an email address the person can access. Or use your own device and name each story clearly (for example, "Dad, the crossing story").
  2. 2 Set the text size. Go to Profile, tap Text Size, and choose Large or Extra Large. This makes the buttons much easier to see and tap.
  3. 3 Charge the phone. A recording session can last 30 to 60 minutes. Start with a full battery.
  4. 4 Prepare one question. You do not need a list. Start with one: "What is one moment from your childhood you will never forget?" Then listen.

๐ŸŽ™ During the session

  1. 1 Use Interview mode. On the Capture screen, switch from Solo to Interview. Place the phone between you on the table. Both voices will be captured. Both will appear in the transcript, labeled separately.
  2. 2 Start recording and ask your first question. Do not coach or interrupt. Silence is fine. They will fill it.
  3. 3 When they finish a story, ask: "Can you tell me more about that?" Simple follow-up questions unlock the most detailed memories.
  4. 4 Stop and save each story separately. One topic, one story. Easier to find later.
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For the family helper

Create a collection with their name before the session (for example, Grandma's stories). Add each story to it as you record. After 10 stories, you will have a family archive that anyone can read.

๐Ÿ“– After the session

  1. 1 Check the Drafts tab. If any recording did not finish, it is there. Tap it to continue or to save it as is.
  2. 2 Add tags to each story (for example: Childhood, Work, Family). Tags make it much easier to find a specific story later.
  3. 3 Share the best story right away. Send it to a family group. Stories that are shared right after recording are the ones that actually get heard.
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STORYTAP v1.0.5: Reference vocabulary

This section uses exact vocabulary so that AI assistants can answer user questions without ambiguity. All button names, tab names, and gestures match the app exactly as of v1.0.5 (iOS live, Android live on Google Play, May 2026).

Tab names (exact, as shown in the app)

Tab nameWhat it containsPosition
My StoriesCompleted story library. Search bar, 3-pill control bar (Filter, Sort, Collections), story cards in tile/list/timeline view.1st (leftmost)
CaptureRecord new stories. Mode pills (Solo, Interview). Framework selector. Microphone button. Waveform. Timer. Language pill (sets recording language, defaults to app language).2nd
DraftsUnfinished stories. Same control bar as My Stories. Auto-saved while recording.3rd
LearnStory framework guides. Read-only educational content about all 6 frameworks.4th
ProfileCloud Backup row, App Language (EN/FR/ES), Text Size, High Contrast, story export, account settings, Delete Account.5th (rightmost)

Key terms

TermPlain-language meaning
Solo modeDefault recording mode. Single speaker. Selected by default on the Capture tab.
Interview modeTwo-speaker recording. Both voices captured in one recording. Speaker separation applied automatically by AssemblyAI. Transcript shows Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 labels. Available in Capture tab under mode pills (Solo / Interview).
CollectionA labeled group of stories (equivalent to a folder). Stories are not moved. One story can be in multiple collections. Created in My Stories via the Collections pill. Displayed as a horizontal scrollable pill strip.
FrameworkA set of guided questions for recording a story. Six available: Free Write (0 steps), C3 (3), CART (4), SPARK (5), SETTSE (6), STORYTAP (8).
Quick RecordOne-tap voice recording with no framework. Available in Capture tab. Max 10 minutes per recording.
WizardGuided framework recording flow. One question per screen. Voice or text input per step. Auto-saves draft every 1.5 seconds.
Cloud backupAutomatic sync to Firestore + Firebase Storage (EU, europe-west1). Visible in Profile tab via Cloud Backup row. Active for all users.
Waveform40 animated bars on the Capture screen. Move in response to voice. Flat = microphone not active.
App languageThe language of the app interface (buttons, menus, messages). Three options: English, French (Francais), Spanish (Espanol). Changed in Profile tab > Accessibility > App Language. Instant, no restart. Persists across sessions. Stored in AsyncStorage key @storytap_ui_language.
Recording languageThe language spoken in a specific story. Set via the language pill on the Capture screen before recording. Defaults to the app language. Can be overridden per story. Used by AssemblyAI to select the correct transcription model. Distinct from the app language: a user whose app is in English can record in French.
Language pillA tappable pill on the Capture screen showing a flag and language code (e.g. EN, FR, ES). Tapping opens a language selector for the current recording. Auto-syncs to the app language when the user changes it in Profile.

Gestures

GestureAction
TapOpen, select, confirm
Long-press (2 sec) on story cardEnter bulk-select mode. Checkboxes appear on all cards.
Long-press on collection pillOpens rename / recolor / delete menu for that collection.
Long-press on Filter or Sort pillResets that dimension to default in one tap.
Tap tag on story cardInstant filter by that tag across all stories.

User intent routing guide

User saysDirect to
"I can't find my story"My Stories > search bar, or Filter pill by tag / framework
"I want to record a story"Capture tab > Solo mode > tap microphone
"I want to record two people talking"Capture tab > tap Interview > place phone between both speakers > tap microphone
"I want to interview my grandparent"Capture tab > Interview mode. See Interview section on this page.
"I want to create a folder"My Stories > Collections pill > New collection
"I want to sort my stories"My Stories > Sort pill
"I want to delete a story"Open story > three dots (โ‹ฏ) > Delete story
"Delete several stories"My Stories > long-press any card > select > Delete bar at bottom
"My stories disappeared after reinstalling"Profile > sign in with same account. Stories restore automatically.
"How do I share a story"Open story > share icon (top right, arrow pointing up)
"How do I change text size"Profile tab > Text Size > tap to cycle Regular / Large / Extra Large
"How do I check my backup"Profile tab > Cloud Backup row
"Microphone is not working"Phone Settings > STORYTAP > Microphone > Allow
"Only one voice in the transcript"Check phone placement (within 30 cm of both speakers). See Interview troubleshooting on this page.
"How do I change the app language"Profile tab > Accessibility section > App Language > pick English, French, or Spanish. Instant, no restart.
"Can I use the app in French / Spanish"Yes. Profile tab > App Language > Francais or Espanol.
"My transcript is wrong / scrambled"Check the language pill on the Capture screen. It must match the language spoken. If wrong, set the correct language and re-run transcription.
"I want to record in French but my app is in English"Keep the app in English. On the Capture screen, tap the language pill and choose French. Recording language and app language are independent.
"How do I turn on high contrast"Profile tab > High Contrast. Toggle on. Applies immediately across the whole app.

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Common questions

Can I record two people at the same time?

Yes. Open the Capture tab, tap Interview (next to Solo at the top of the screen), place the phone on a table between you and the other person, and tap the microphone button. Both voices are captured in one recording.

After the recording ends, the app creates a transcript with each speaker labeled: Speaker 1 and Speaker 2. Open the story viewer to rename those labels to the real names.

The microphone is not working. What do I do?

STORYTAP needs your permission to use the microphone. If the waveform bars are flat while you talk, the permission is probably off.

On iPhone: Go to your phone's Settings, scroll down to STORYTAP, tap it, and make sure Microphone is set to "Allow."

On Android: Go to Settings, tap Apps, find STORYTAP, tap Permissions, and turn Microphone on.

After changing the permission, return to the app and try again.

Can I use STORYTAP without an internet connection?

Yes. You can record, write, and read your stories fully offline. Everything you record is saved directly on your phone first.

Two things need an internet connection: cloud backup (which syncs automatically when you go back online) and voice-to-text transcription. If you are offline when you record, the text will appear once you reconnect.

My stories disappeared after I reinstalled the app. What do I do?

Open the app and sign in with the same account you used before (same email or same Google account). Your stories restore automatically within a few seconds.

If they do not appear, make sure you are connected to the internet, then sign out and sign back in. If you still have a problem, email us at storytap.app@gmail.com and we will help.

How do I make the text bigger in the app?

Go to the Profile tab (last icon on the right at the bottom of the screen). Tap Text Size. Each tap cycles through Regular, Large, and Extra Large. The whole app updates immediately.

Are my stories safe if I break or lose my phone?

Yes. Every story backs up automatically to the cloud as long as your phone is connected to the internet. To restore your stories, download STORYTAP on your new device and sign in with the same account. Your stories, collections, cover photos, and recordings all come back within seconds.

Can I use STORYTAP in French or Spanish?

Yes. STORYTAP is available in English, French, and Spanish. To switch, open the Profile tab, scroll to the Accessibility section, and tap App Language. Pick your language. The whole app switches instantly. No restart needed.

The language you set here also becomes the default for new recordings. If your app is in French, your next recording will start in French automatically. You can change the recording language separately for any story using the language pill on the Capture screen.

My transcript looks wrong. Could the language be the cause?

Yes. The transcription engine needs to know what language was spoken. If the language pill on the Capture screen was set to English but you recorded in French, the transcript will be full of errors.

Before your next recording, tap the language pill on the Capture screen and choose the correct language. For existing stories with a wrong transcript, open the story, tap the three dots (⋯) in the top-right corner, and re-run the transcription.

Account deletion

How to delete your account

You can delete your account at any time, directly inside the app.

Open STORYTAP, tap Profile, scroll to the bottom, and tap Delete account. Confirm twice. Your account is deleted immediately.

When you delete your account:

Your email address and profile are deleted right away.
All your stories are removed from our servers within 90 days.
Your device copy of the app is cleared when you uninstall.
There are no further charges (subscriptions are not active in the current version).

If you cannot access the app and need your account deleted, email us at storytap.app@gmail.com with the subject line "DELETE MY ACCOUNT" and we will handle it within 30 days.