Voice-Tag

iOS app by Nicolas Lacourte-Barbadaux. Utilities · Nicolas Lacourte-Barbadaux

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
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Unknown
Version
1.4.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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VoiceTag lets you attach voice memos to NFC tags. Ideal for labelling your belongings, medication, files or anything else with a spoken description. FEATURES: - Scan an NFC tag to record a voice memo - Scan it again to hear your memo - Edit or replace your memos at any time - Back up and restore your data - Share your memos with the people around you PLACES AND SHOPS — NEW Museums, restaurants and shops now put up VoiceTag tags of their own. Hold your phone near the tag placed beside an artwork, a menu or a sign, and its content is read out in your language. Free, no account, no limit. WORKS WITH YOUR EXISTING TAGS VoiceTag also reads NFC tags that already carry NDEF text. Scan your older tags and the app reads their content aloud. Perfect for quickly identifying tags you programmed elsewhere. BUILT FOR ACCESSIBILITY: VoiceTag was designed with accessibility at its heart. Uncluttered interface, large buttons, works with VoiceOver. AVAILABLE IN ELEVEN LANGUAGES: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. SUBSCRIPTION: - 14-day free trial - Yearly subscription: €9.99/year - Or a one-off lifetime purchase: €29.99 Reading tags in places and shops stays free, with no subscription. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled in your account settings at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Privacy policy: https://voice-tag.app/privacy Terms of use: https://voice-tag.app/terms

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