Highlights

  • Dubber is developing a replacement mobile application for its iOS and Android users.
  • Its web portal continues to provide access to recordings during the mobile transition.
  • The company published its first-quarter FY27 activities report on 27 October 2026.
  • Dubber combines cloud recording with conversation summaries, sentiment and trend analysis.

Dubber Corporation (ASX:DUB) dubber is updating its mobile experience while continuing to develop cloud call recording and AI-based conversation intelligence products.

A Mobile Experience Under Reconstruction

Dubber discontinued support for its previous iOS and Android mobile application from 31 August 2026 and is developing a new app. Users have continued access to recordings through the Dubber web portal, subject to their account settings and retention arrangements. The company said the replacement is intended to improve the mobile experience but did not provide a firm launch date in its August service notice. The transition concerns the application interface, rather than a removal of customers' stored recordings.

Conversation Data Is the Product Focus

Beyond recording, Dubber offers voice intelligence capabilities designed to help organisations examine their communications. The range includes conversation highlights, sentiment assessment and tools for detecting recurring subjects. These functions can help customer-service teams review calls and identify issues requiring follow-up. Dubber's technology is delivered through cloud-based services and telecommunications channels. The company emphasises making recorded communications searchable and usable, rather than treating an audio archive as the final product.

The planned app matters to customers who access recordings away from a desktop. Dubber's service notice made clear that the web portal remained the means to retrieve material while the replacement application was under construction. The company also said that stored material would remain subject to normal account permissions and retention rules. That distinction matters because access to a mobile interface and preservation of the underlying recorded content are separate aspects of the service. Dubber has not committed to a precise launch day for the replacement.

Quarterly Reporting Frames Operations

Dubber published its Q1 FY27 Quarterly Activities Report on 27 October 2026, following its FY26 Annual Report in August. These reporting milestones form the current operating context for the company. In its earlier FY26 second-quarter activities, Dubber outlined intentions to focus its sales efforts on target industries, expand Recording as a Service channels and develop an updated app. The company also described efforts to promote AI features and offer customers additional capabilities. Those initiatives are commercial priorities, not confirmed future revenue.

What Comes After the App Transition

The replacement mobile app remains a development project until Dubber announces its availability. Its other stated priorities include improving product value and using existing channel relationships to reach customers. The extent of any contribution from new features will depend on deployment and adoption. For shareholders, the next quarterly statements and product announcements will provide the clearest record of whether those plans have moved from development into market delivery.

Dubber Corporation shares traded at AUD 0.008 on 10 November 2026, unchanged on the day. The company had a Market Capitalisation of AUD 21.7 mn.