Croft

Hardware

Capture that gets out of the way.

However you capture the session, it should fade into the background - your client consents once, then forgets the recorder is there. Every option feeds the same pipeline and lands in your own Google Workspace, so you can start with your phone today and add a device when you want one.

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Two people in conversation with a phone resting face-down on the table between them.

A few ways to capture

Your phone, your watch, a clip, or the table.

Start on your phone today; the watch, clip and desk device are in development. Every option feeds the same pipeline into your own Workspace.

Your phone

Available

Start recording and set it aside. Audio keeps going in the background, pause and resume whenever you need - and there's nothing to buy or charge.

Your watch

In development

Record from your wrist with your own Apple Watch or Wear OS - nothing to buy or build. A native app relays to your paired phone, inheriting its reliability and offline sync.

The clip

In development

A small clip or pendant that captures the room and relays to your phone over Bluetooth. It buffers on-device out of range, so a session is never lost. Built on proven hardware, not custom silicon.

The desk device

In development

A place-on-the-table unit for a fixed office, tuned for far-field capture so it hears the room cleanly from across the table.

Built to be reliable

However you capture, a session is never lost.

Every path feeds the same pipeline into your own Google Workspace - so you can start on your phone today and add a device when you want one.

  • Records in the background; pause and resume mid-session, then press stop and it submits itself.
  • The clip and the watch buffer on-device when your phone is out of range, so a session is never lost.
  • The watch runs a native app that relays to your paired phone, inheriting its retry and offline sync; the clip is built on proven hardware, not custom silicon.
  • For consent-critical or long in-person work, the clip stays the surface we recommend.
  • Every option feeds the same pipeline into your own Google Workspace.
SessionIN PERSON
 Recording · with Avery
38:04
Buffered if you go out of range · never lost
ConsentONE-TIME

One-time consent

Avery R. agreed to recording across your work together - Jul 14.

Revocable anytime

One tap to pause or withdraw - no awkward per-session ask.

In the room

No nagging, no reminders - the recorder fades into the background.

Given once, honored quietly - the recorder stays out of the way.

Consent, by design

Consent once. Then let them forget it's there.

The best coaching happens when a client isn't thinking about the recorder at all. So consent is given once, up front - and honored quietly from then on, never nagged session after session.

  • Your client consents once, up front - to recording across your work together, not call by call.
  • They can withdraw it at any time, and pausing or stopping is always one tap away.
  • No flashing lights or constant reminders pulling them out of the moment - the recorder fades into the background.
  • You stay responsible for obtaining consent; Croft keeps it informed, ongoing, and easy to revoke.

How it reaches you

From the room to your Workspace.

Step 01

Capture

Your phone, watch, clip or desk device records the session - quietly, on consent your client already gave.

Step 02

Upload securely

When you stop, your phone or device submits the audio securely - buffered first if you were ever out of range.

Step 03

Ready in your Workspace

Minutes later the summary, follow-up email and updated Arc are waiting in your own Google Workspace.

See what Croft does with it

Founding cohort

Start with your phone.
Add a device when you're ready.

We're onboarding a small first cohort of business and executive coaches - done-for-you setup, hardware included.

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