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.