Guide

Photos, Voice Notes and Attachments

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11 Jun 2026

Photos, Voice Notes and Attachments


Life is more than words.

Sometimes a photo captures a moment better than a paragraph.

Sometimes a voice recording preserves an emotion that is difficult to write down.

Talk to Myself supports different ways to remember your story.


Photos


You can attach photos to your conversations.


Many users use photos to:

  • Capture important moments

  • Remember places and events

  • Save screenshots

  • Record visual memories

  • Create a personal timeline


A photo and a few words together can often tell a much richer story than either one alone.


Voice Notes


Sometimes it is easier to speak than to write.

Voice Notes allow you to record your thoughts in your own voice.


Many users use Voice Notes when:

  • They are walking

  • They are emotional

  • They want to remember how something sounded

  • They want a more natural way to express themselves


Your voice can preserve details that text cannot.


Why Use Media?


Memories are not only made of words.

A photo can remind you where you were.

A voice note can remind you how you felt.

Together, they help create a richer record of your life.


Current Support


Depending on your device and app version, Talk to Myself currently supports:

  • Text messages

  • Photos

  • Voice Notes


Features may vary slightly between Android and iPhone versions.


What About Documents?


Many users have requested support for:

  • Documents

  • PDFs

  • Additional file attachments

  • More media formats


We understand why these features are useful.

Document support is currently on our feature request list and is being considered for future releases.


Building Your Story


Some users write only a few sentences.

Others attach photos every day.

Some record voice notes to remember a feeling or moment.

There is no correct way to use Talk to Myself.

The goal is simply to keep a record of your life in a form that feels natural to you.


Your Story, Your Way


Whether you write, speak, or capture moments with photos, every entry becomes part of your story.

And over time, those moments become something meaningful.

Your story.


— Horizon Team