Rintori compatibility method
Choose by connection, not by logo
Plaud has a direct, read-only account connection. A device marked File upload has a documented source-file path. Conditional means Rintori can only help when that device's current app exposes a supported audio file. No badge silently implies Bluetooth pairing, account sync or a native integration.
Direct Plaud importPlaud
Plaud is the best-supported hardware path into Rintori. The connection is read-only: Rintori can import recordings made available by your Plaud account, but it cannot record through Plaud, change Plaud content or delete the original.
Read the workflow →Direct Plaud importPlaud Note
Plaud Note works through Rintori's Plaud account connection. You do not need to download and re-upload each available recording when the connected import can reach it.
Read the workflow →Direct Plaud importPlaud NotePin
Plaud NotePin uses the same direct Plaud connection as Plaud Note. Rintori reads available account recordings; it does not pair with or control the wearable itself.
Read the workflow →Export requiredOmi
Rintori does not connect directly to Omi. If your Omi workflow gives you an audio file Rintori supports, you can upload it; otherwise there is no honest import path to promise today.
Read the workflow →Export requiredBee
Rintori has no direct Bee connection. If Bee gives you a supported audio export, you can import that file. A summary or conversation card without its source audio is not enough for a normal Rintori recording.
Read the workflow →File uploadsoundcore Work
soundcore Work is a file-based Rintori workflow. Download the original audio through the soundcore app, keep that source file, and upload a supported version to Rintori.
Read the workflow →Export requiredviaim OpenNote
There is no direct viaim connection. Treat OpenNote as a conditional file source: confirm the current export path, save the source audio, then upload it to Rintori.
Read the workflow →Record or uploadAirPods
Rintori does not connect to an AirPods account or pull audio from the earbuds. Record through your phone or Rintori's browser capture, or upload a supported audio file created by another app.
Read the workflow →File uploadDigital voice recorders
A conventional digital voice recorder is often the most portable Rintori source because it produces ordinary files. MP3 and WAV are the clearest paths shown in the product today; support still depends on the actual file, not the logo on the device.
Read the workflow → Not sure which recorder to buy? Choose the hardware for capture quality and comfort. Choose Rintori when you want selected recordings to outlive that hardware ecosystem.