Your saved history gives Omi power

You can replace a recorder. It is much harder to replace months or years of saved conversations, tasks, and memories. The company holding that history has more power to raise the price.

Buying the device is only the start

You pay for the device once. You may still need a plan whose price and features can change when it is time to renew.

Your saved history makes leaving harder

Omi says it keeps your conversations, written versions of recordings, summaries, tasks, and memories online. It uses that history to answer questions about your past. After months of fixing and organizing it, starting over somewhere else may be hard.

Omi says it can change the price later

Omi’s current sales rules say it may change plan prices, features, or length in the future. If you do not agree, Omi says you must cancel before your plan renews.

You can cancel, but leaving still has a cost

Omi says you can delete your data and ask support for a copy. That helps, but the copy cannot give back the time you spent building your searchable history. It may not work the same way in another product.

OMI’S OWN RULES

Today’s price can go higher.

Omi’s sales rules say: “We may change Subscription pricing, features, or term lengths prospectively.” In plain English, Omi says it can change the price, features, or plan length in the future. If you do not agree, it says you must cancel before your plan ends.

Read Omi’s sales rules ↗

WHAT BUILDS UP OVER TIME

This plan holds part of your life.

Omi says it turns recordings into written conversations, memories, and tasks. You can then ask questions about that history. The more useful it becomes, the harder it may be to leave after a price increase.

Read how Omi saves memories ↗
Read how to copy or delete your data ↗