Yes. Every EngVarta session is recorded automatically from the moment your call begins, and you can replay it in the EngVarta app for 30 days. You don't need to turn anything on. Recording is built into every session by default.
Where can I find my recordings?
Open the EngVarta app and tap Recordings. Your recent sessions are listed there with the date and the session length. Each recording also shows how long it will stay available. Tap any recording to play it back inside the app.
What can I do with my recordings?
- Review live corrections. The Expert corrects your grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation in the moment. Listen back to hear exactly what they said and lock the correction in your memory.
- Catch your own filler words. Many learners use "um," "uh," "like," or extra repetition without realising it. Hearing yourself makes these habits easier to spot and drop.
- Track your fluency over a few weeks. Compare a recording from week 1 with one from week 4. You may notice changes in your pace, confidence, and word choice.
- Shadow practice: repeat after the Expert. Play back the recording and repeat the Expert's sentences out loud, matching their pace, intonation, and stress patterns. Shadowing helps many learners reduce mother-tongue influence (MTI), improve voice modulation, and speak with a clearer accent. Even 5 minutes of shadowing after a session is a useful habit. Read more in Will my Indian accent be a problem? Does EngVarta neutralise accent?
Are my sessions private?
Sessions are private by default. During a call, please don't share personal or contact details with the Expert.
How long are recordings kept?
Recordings are available for 30 days from the session date. After that they are removed from My Recordings. Replay a recording as many times as you like within 30 days of the session.
You can play your recordings only inside the EngVarta app, for your own review. Our Terms do not allow saving them outside the app or sharing them with anyone else.
Why do recordings matter?
Many learners practise speaking and never hear themselves. As a result, the same mistakes can repeat session after session, because their ears have got used to the patterns. Recordings help break that loop. Reviewing even 5 minutes of one session each week, combined with shadow practice, helps many learners improve fluency, accent clarity, and voice control.
Last reviewed: October 2026
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