Since iOS disables the ability for apps to record audio during an active call, you’ll need to use a third-party app to record calls on your iPhone. Some of them implement a third-party phone number to route calls for recording, while others push the voice calls to their own cloud platforms. Here are the best apps available for recording calls on iPhone.

TapeACall has earned itself a reputation as the go-to app for those looking to record phone calls on iPhone. It bypasses Apple’s restrictions on audio recording by creating a three-way conversation between your contact, yourself, and the servers, which record the conversation and then send it to you as a download.

There is a 6-day free trial available to test the call recording feature, but you will need to look for it when you first open the app. If you try to read more about how the app works from the welcome screen, the free offer disappears and you will need to uninstall and reinstall it to get the free offer back.

Microsoft's Skype offers a variety of calling features, but one of its best features is the ability to instantly record a call with the press of a button in the same app you're using to make the call.