For iPhone and Android

Two taps to your Yoto Make Your Own card.

Quick MYO is an independent app that adds audio from your phone to a Yoto Make Your Own card you already have. In any app with the audio, tap Share, then tap Quick MYO. The track lands on your card in the background, with a receipt and Undo.

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Free for one card. Plus is $14.99 once. No subscription.

Share from wherever the audio already is.

  • Voice Memos
  • WhatsApp
  • Files
  • Mail
  • Messages
  • AirDrop
  • Google Drive
  • Dropbox

Or any other app that can share the audio file. One catch: Spotify and YouTube are streams, not files, so they can't go on a card.

The whole argument

Five steps. Or two taps.

Adding one voice memo the usual way is a small expedition. Here it is next to the short way.

The long way: 5 steps

  1. Save the file to your phone
  2. Open the Yoto app
  3. Find the right playlist
  4. Tap Upload and hunt for the file
  5. Drag it into place and save

Quick MYO: 2 taps

That's the whole job. The track lands on your pinned card in the background.

Grandma's song New Top of Bedtime mix. Nothing else moved.

How it works

Set it up once. Then just share.

  1. Step 1

    Sign in with Yoto

    Yoto's own login. Your password never touches the app.

  2. Step 2

    Pin a card

    Pick the card, and whether new tracks go on top or at the end.

  3. Step 3

    Share to it

    From any app: Share, then Quick MYO. Done.

  4. Two taps

    Every time after

    In the app with the audio, tap Share, then tap Quick MYO. The track lands on your pinned card, and nothing else on it moves. With Plus and several cards, one more tap picks the card.

Tidy the card while you're there.

Drag to reorder. Swipe to remove. Pick pictures from Yoto's icon library, so kids who can't read yet find their track by picture. New to MYO cards? Start with how to make your own Yoto card.

It's your kid's card

Careful by default.

  • It only adds.

    Sharing only adds, to the top or the end. Nothing already on the card is reordered, renamed, or removed.

  • Every add has an Undo.

    Every add has a receipt and an Undo that takes back just that add, as long as the card hasn't changed since.

  • Yoto's login. Not ours.

    You sign in through Yoto's own login. Quick MYO never sees your Yoto password.

  • Audio goes straight to Yoto.

    Audio goes straight from your phone to Yoto. Quick MYO's server only sees details like the filename.

  • Then put the phone away.

    The upload finishes in the background, so you can put the phone away.

Pricing

Free for one card. $14.99 once for every card.

Free

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  • One pinned Make Your Own card
  • Share audio from any app straight to that card
  • New tracks go on top or at the end, your choice
  • Drag to reorder, swipe to remove
  • Yoto's icon library, so kids find tracks by picture
  • A receipt and Undo for every add

Plus

$14.99once, US price

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Every Make Your Own card you own, picked as you share
  • Smart tidy: title and icon suggestions you review before they apply
  • Up to 10 AI pictures a month for track icons
  • Trim a track and adjust its volume on your phone
  • One-time purchase, restore on a new phone

Plus is a one-time purchase through the App Store or Google Play. No subscription, no trial, because Free never expires.

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FAQ

Straight answers.

Something else? Visit support or email support@quickmyo.com.

How do I add audio to a Yoto Make Your Own card from my phone?

Install Quick MYO, sign in with Yoto, and pin a card. Then in any app with the audio (Voice Memos, WhatsApp, Files, Mail), tap Share and choose Quick MYO. The track is added to the card in the background, with a receipt and Undo.

What is Quick MYO?

Quick MYO is an independent iPhone and Android app that adds audio to an existing Yoto Make Your Own card from your phone's share sheet. It also lets you reorder tracks, remove them, and pick icons from Yoto's library.

Will Quick MYO change what's already on my card?

No. Sharing only adds a track, at the top or the end. Everything else keeps its order, titles, and icons, and every add has an Undo that takes back just that add.

Where does my audio go?

Straight from your phone to Yoto, the same as the Yoto app. Quick MYO's server only handles details like the filename, and the temporary copy on your phone is deleted after the upload.

Is Quick MYO made by Yoto?

No. Quick MYO is an independent app that signs in through Yoto's official login. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Yoto Ltd.

How much does Quick MYO cost?

Quick MYO is free for one pinned card. Plus unlocks every card, title and icon suggestions, AI pictures, and trim and volume tools for a one-time $14.99 (US). There is no subscription.

Does it work on Android?

Soon. Quick MYO is built for iPhone and Android and shows up in the share sheet on both. The Android app is coming soon to Google Play; on iPhone you can ask for a TestFlight invite today.

Can I put Spotify or YouTube songs on a Yoto card?

No. Spotify and YouTube are streams, not files. Yoto cards need audio files you have on your phone or in cloud storage, such as MP3s, voice memos, or audiobook files.

Your next track is two taps away.

Free for one card. Ask for a TestFlight invite to try it on iPhone today; Android is coming soon.

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