Checked September 20, 2026 · Published by the Dayora team

A voice-to-text journal for the words you would rather say

Record a voice note, read its transcript, and keep it as a dated journal entry with an AI reflection. Dayora’s voice transcription is part of the free core.

Dayora · fictional example
A little of your dayFree core
Your entry
I said yes to another project. Now I am annoyed with myself, even though nobody pressured me.
Dayora noticed

You noticed your limit after agreeing. The frustration may be pointing to something you wanted to protect.

One small thing

Before your next yes, give yourself permission to say, “Let me check.”

A shortened example of an entry and its reflection. Choose either sample to see the response change. Real reflections depend on what you write.

A recorded entry and its transcription are free. A live spoken conversation is a separate Plus feature.

From a voice note to an entry

Open Dayora’s journal composer and use the microphone. When you finish recording, Dayora turns what you said into text. Read it over and correct any words it got wrong.

Speak a short thought or a longer reflection. Transcription detects the language you speak automatically.

See how it works

See what a few ordinary words can give back.

Try both examples. Dayora’s free core reads each new entry and writes back in a way that fits it, sometimes with one small thing to try. You can start with one sentence.

Explore how Dayora writes back
Dayora · fictional example
A little of your dayFree core
Your entry
I said yes to another project. Now I am annoyed with myself, even though nobody pressured me.
Dayora noticed

You noticed your limit after agreeing. The frustration may be pointing to something you wanted to protect.

One small thing

Before your next yes, give yourself permission to say, “Let me check.”

A shortened example of an entry and its reflection. Choose either sample to see the response change. Real reflections depend on what you write.

Voice transcription or a live call?

Choose a voice note when you want to speak without being interrupted and keep a written record. Choose Call Dayora when you want a back-and-forth spoken conversation.

Transcription is free. Calls use Plus credits and currently speak English. They are different tools, with different limits.

What to say when a blank page feels hard

Try one sentence about the moment: what happened, what surprised you, or what you want to remember. Pause and continue when you need to. There is no requirement to sound polished.

Check the transcript before relying on a name, number or important detail. Speech recognition can mishear you.

Where the recording goes

Voice notes are sent to AI providers for transcription, and those providers may use that content to train their models. Your entries are never sold.

Whether the audio is kept, who can access it and how to delete it are all in the privacy policy. Read it before recording.

Questions and answers

Is voice-to-text journaling free?

Yes. Recorded voice entries and transcription are included in Dayora’s free core.

Does it work in languages other than English?

Voice transcription detects the language automatically. Written reflections follow the language of your entry. Live spoken calls currently use English.

Is my recording deleted after transcription?

Not always. Dayora may keep the audio as well as the text. The privacy policy explains who can access it and how to delete it.

Sources and product details

Product details checked on September 20, 2026. Examples on this page are illustrative. Competitor descriptions reflect their published claims, not an independent performance test.

Your entries go to the AI providers that power Dayora, which may use them to train their models, and they are never sold. Everything else about privacy is in Dayora's privacy policy. Read the privacy policy

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