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Government documents, narrated.
Hear the documents that run the country — in their own words.
True Record narrates official United States government documents: Supreme Court opinions, Congressional Research Service reports, and congressional committee reports. No panel. No commentary. No spin. The document, start to finish.
Submitted to the App Store on September 25, 2026 — launching on iPhone when Apple’s review completes.
For people who care what the documents actually say
People argue about Supreme Court decisions constantly and almost never read them. True Record lets them listen instead — on a commute, a walk, or at work.
Engaged listeners
Adults who already spend 5–15 hours a week with talk radio, news podcasts or audiobooks — while they drive, commute, walk or work with their hands.
Journalists, staffers, law students, podcasters
People who want a fast audio pass over a report before deciding whether to read it properly.
Blind and low-vision listeners
Official documents read aloud, with a read-along transcript and lock-screen and headphone controls.
Civics educators and law librarians
Primary sources students will actually listen to — majority, concurrences and dissents, each attributed.
The document, start to finish
Every narration is the official published text, read verbatim. Nothing is editorialized, summarized or paraphrased.
Read in their own words
Supreme Court opinions, House and Senate committee reports, and CRS reports, narrated from the official text.
Every view, attributed
Where a document has dissenting or minority views, they’re read and attributed — each its own chapter, with All, Majority and Dissents filters.
Read along
A transcript that highlights the sentence being spoken — free for every document.
An alert the morning it lands
Follow the Court, a committee or a topic for one plain, factual notification — never more than one a day.
Built for the commute
Offline downloads (Pro), speeds from 0.8× to 2×, skip back 30 and forward 15, lock-screen and headphone controls.
No ads, no tracking
No advertising, analytics or tracking. Sign in with Apple, Google or an emailed code — no passwords.
Open a document. Press play.
- Browse the catalogEach document shows its date, run-time and chapters.
- Listen freeA 15-second preview of anything, the Court’s syllabus in full, and the transcript.
- Go Pro for the whole thingFull narrations, dissents and concurrences, downloads.
- Follow what mattersGet a morning alert when a new document lands.
Free to listen in. Pro for the whole record.
Full access is $4.99 per month, or $39.99 per year with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan.
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| 15-second preview of any document | ✓ | ✓ |
| Supreme Court syllabus, in full | ✓ | ✓ |
| Read-along transcript | ✓ | ✓ |
| Morning alerts (free account) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full narrations | — | ✓ |
| Dissents and concurrences, read and attributed | — | ✓ |
| Offline downloads | — | ✓ |
| Tap a transcript line to play from there | — | ✓ |
The 15-second preview, the syllabus and the read-along transcript stay free without a subscription.
Curation, not conversion
unspeakable abbreviations, fixed before a word is read
Every abbreviation of two letters or more is spelled out — 2,351 instances across the documents before the fix, zero after. The quality check refuses to approve a document while one remains, and a person spot-listens to every release before it ships.
Launch catalog, ~5 h 56 m
A Supreme Court opinion with each of its separate opinions (3 h 12 m), a House committee report (2 h 20 m), and two Congressional Research Service reports (~12 min each).
Built in 16 days
From first commit on September 9, 2026 to App Store submission on September 25.
Americans are listening — to podcasts, audiobooks and news
of Americans 12+ (167 million) listened to a podcast in the last month — an all-time high. Among 55+, monthly online audio jumped from 52% in 2024 to 70% in 2026.
of US adults get news from podcasts at least sometimes, up from 22% in 2020 — and Republicans and Democrats are about equally likely to.
US audiobook sales in 2025, up 9%; 58% of adults (157 million) have listened to an audiobook.
Everything you need to advertise True Record
Positioning, approved copy, targeting, keywords, claims with their sources, and downloadable assets. Every claim here is verified — please use them as written.
Positioning statement
True Record narrates official United States government documents — Supreme Court opinions, Congressional Research Service reports and congressional committee reports — read verbatim, in their own words. No panel. No commentary. No spin. The document, start to finish.
Approved headlines & taglines
- Government documents, narrated.
- Hear the documents that run the country — in their own words.
- No panel. No commentary. No spin.
- The document, start to finish.
- Every dissent, attributed.
- The Court’s own syllabus, free.
25-word description
Hear official government documents — Supreme Court opinions, committee reports, CRS reports — narrated verbatim. No panel, no commentary, no spin. The document, start to finish.
50-word description
True Record narrates official US government documents in their own words: Supreme Court opinions with every separate opinion attributed, congressional committee reports and Congressional Research Service reports. Listen on the commute with read-along transcripts, chapters, speed control and offline downloads. The Court’s syllabus and every transcript are free.
Key messages
- Lead with the document, never the app.
- Neutral by design: the official text, read verbatim, with every side’s views attributed.
- Free way in: the syllabus plays free and every transcript is free to read.
- Built for listening: chapters, speed, downloads, lock-screen controls.
Audience & targeting
- Listeners: regular podcast, talk-radio and audiobook listeners; commuters.
- Interests: the Supreme Court, Congress, law, civics, current affairs.
- Professionals: journalists, legislative staff, law students, podcasters.
- Access: blind and low-vision communities; civics educators and law librarians.
- Age: 17+ (the App Store rating).
Search keywords
The live App Store keyword set. Documents are also findable by name — the case or report title.
Channels
- Short video clips of the document itself, on decision days.
- Podcast guesting — legal and Supreme Court shows, congressional-affairs shows, accessibility podcasts.
- App Store search and document-name search.
- Decision-day timing — Supreme Court decision days are scheduled marketing events.
- Press — origin, accessibility and content angles, 15–60 days after launch.
Calls to action & links
- Get launch news → https://www.takgio.com/true-record.html
- Visit the site → https://intotherecord.app
- Read the case study → https://www.takgio.com/case-study-legal-true-record.html
Approved claims & sources
| $4.99/month, or $39.99/year with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan | App Store listing |
| 15-second preview, syllabus and read-along transcript are free | App Store listing |
| Launch catalog of 4 documents, about 5 h 56 m | True Record catalog, Sept. 24, 2026 |
| 2,351 unspeakable abbreviations spelled out, 0 remaining | takgio production record, Sept. 2026 |
| 16 days from first commit to App Store submission | Project history |
Do
- Lead with the document, and name it neutrally.
- Say “the documents in the catalog”.
- Apply the neutrality test: would a reasonable person who disagrees say this misrepresented the document?
- Include the independence disclaimer below in long-form placements.
Don’t
- Say “every opinion” or “every report”.
- Mention AI, summaries, CarPlay, Android, or tablets.
- Frame anything as partisan, in either direction.
- Use “official”, government seals, or anything built around “Congressional Record”.
- Say it’s on the App Store until the listing is live.
- Use screenshots that name individual politicians or show graphic case text.
Official links & policies
Ad platforms and app stores ask for these. Use them exactly as written.
| Website | https://intotherecord.app |
|---|---|
| Privacy Policy | https://intotherecord.app/privacy |
| Terms of Use | https://intotherecord.app/terms |
| Support | https://intotherecord.app/support |
| Delete your account | https://intotherecord.app/delete-account |
| Support email | support@takgio.com |
Privacy Policy and Terms of Use last updated September 25, 2026. Links checked September 28, 2026.
Downloadable assets
Real app screens from the submitted build.
True Record is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the United States government, any court, agency, or member of Congress. Narration is synthesized from the official published text, and the source document is linked from every narration.
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