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BackTrack is a Linux-based penetration testing arsenal that aids security professionals in the ability to perform assessments in a purely native environment dedicated to hacking.

504 downloadsUpdated: February 23, 2020Commercialware

Continuously records audio from an input device and allows you to save anything from the past 5 hours on your Mac with just a couple of clicks

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What's new in Backtrack 1.5:

Fixed a rare issue where unplugging a mic could cause the app to not resume recording

Read the full changelog

All Macs come with a built-in microphone that can be used to record conversations, conferences, and other important things that may be happening in your office. However, it's easy to forget to actually start recording at the right time, and sometimes you have no way of knowing when something noteworthy is going to take place.

Backtrack is an interesting macOS app that functions similarly to ShadowPlay's Instant Replay feature, which many gamers are familiar with. It records audio continuously, replacing old content every 15 minutes to 5 hours, and allows you to save anything important that has happened in this interval.

Looping audio recorder for your Mac

The app's functionality is pretty straightforward. Once launched, it begins recording audio from the selected input device for up to 60 minutes, after which it starts replacing old content with newer one. Essentially, the last 60 minutes of recorded sound will always be available for saving.

The maximum recording duration can be increased to a maximum of 5 hours, which should be enough for anyone, and the temporary data won't use up too much storage space. You can also pause the recording function at any time.

Unique yo-yo style interface and unobtrusive design

When saving recordings to a file, you first have to specify how much of the captured audio should be included. To do this, simply click the menu bar icon and drag the cursor in any direction.

Because it only runs in the menu bar, Backtrack never gets in the way. It can even be configured to launch at login automatically, saving you the effort of doing it manually.

Only stores data locally

Naturally, you may be apprehensive about running an app that records audio in your office continuously. While these concerns are understandable, Backtrack doesn't upload anything to the cloud, and it even lacks any kind of analytics.

In short, this is a great app to have around if you often find yourself missing important conversations or events that you would like to have recorded. It is extremely easy to use and unobtrusive, while also taking user privacy very seriously.

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Backtrack was reviewed by Catalin Chelariu

4.5/5

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

64-bit processor