Liryco is made by one person, and the messages sent from this page land straight with him. Most questions are already answered below — if yours is not, the form at the bottom is the way to reach him.
Both phones need to be on the same Wi-Fi network — Liryco connects your devices directly over the local link, so there is no server to fall back on. The host opens the session and taps Invite to show a QR code; you tap Join and scan it. The QR carries the room secret, which is what lets you in.
Almost always one of two things:
If Liryco was never granted Local Network permission, it also cannot find anyone — turn it on in iOS Settings → Liryco.
Record it, then tap Share with the room on that recording. The audio then travels directly to the other devices in the session. Only one memo at a time is shared — sharing a second one replaces the first. Tapping Stop sharing removes it from their devices again. Every other recording stays private on your phone and is never uploaded anywhere.
Your subscription includes an allowance of AI requests. Each time you ask for a suggestion, one request is counted against it. Nothing is charged per request — when the allowance is used up, AI suggestions pause until it refreshes, and the rest of the app keeps working exactly as before.
Subscriptions are billed by Apple. Open the Settings app, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and cancel Liryco there. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing is taken after that.
In the app: Settings → Account → Delete account. It asks for your password, then permanently removes your account. Cancel the subscription itself in the Settings app under your Apple Account → Subscriptions.
Bug, question, or an idea for the app — write it here. Leave an email address you actually read, because that is where the reply goes.