Voice Notebook
8.1#2 in voice note appsFrom $16 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebExtension
VisitVoice Notebook vs Yuho
What both publish
| Fact | Voice Notebook | Yuho |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The Android privacy policy says the app does not store or record spoken or typed content and does not collect personal data; it also describes AdMob advertising ID use and Google Analytics usage statistics. | Recordings stay on the device by default, and the policy says voice recordings are not used to train third-party AI models. |
| Support | Support is provided through developer email addresses and troubleshooting instructions on product pages. | The maker lists [email protected] for questions about microphone compatibility and [email protected] for privacy requests. |
Voice Notebook plans
- Basic web serviceFree
- Basic (web service)Free
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$2.50 a month
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$7, paid once
- Windows/Linux/Mac OS integration$16 a year
- Premium iOSPriced on request
Yuho plans
- Core diaryFree
- 100 AI Credits$0.99, paid once
- 500 AI Credits$3.99, paid once
- 1000 AI Credits$7.99, paid once
- Yuho Pro Monthly$7.99 a month
- Yuho Pro Annual$59.99 a year
Pick Voice Notebook if…
It suits people who want to dictate notes, transcribe media, or add voice input on mobile, web, or desktop platforms. The Google Play listing also identifies it as suitable for communication with deaf people.
Pick Yuho if…
Yuho suits people who prefer recording long spoken reflections and memories while walking. It is less suited to people looking for quick meeting notes or to-dos.