AmuRing or Voyp? A Comprehensive Review

Dual form factor

Wearable device

Multilingual interface

Open core model

Discomfort detection

Deletable recordings

Self-host option for data

Different cloud subscription tiers

Snapshot storage options

Daily life integration

Voice-powered appointments and reservations

Helpful for speech impairments

Useful for social anxiety

Supports multiple languages

Includes different voice options

Offers unlimited calls package

Provides user data deletion

Converses like a human over phone

Accessible number selection feature

Context-aware assistant

Expensive

Delayed delivery (2025 estimated)

Compulsory cloud subscription/storage

Limited free cloud storage

Partial open-source only

Prior GPT-4 knowledge required

Potential for privacy issues

Complex 'untraining' mechanism

Limited discomfort detection

Potentially misinterpret discomfort signals

Limited calls on free version

Data deletion via email only

Subscription needed for unlimited calls

Subscription needed for multiple voices

Potential miscommunications in voice commands

Relies on robust internet connection

No web version

only mobile

Difficulties with complex booking scenarios

Limited location coverage for calls