Littlebird

How much does Littlebird cost in the UK?

Littlebird's Basic plan is free, and paid plans run from $17 to $200 a month in US dollars. Prices are only shown in dollars, so a UK card is charged in dollars and your bank may add a foreign transaction fee. The pricing page doesn't mention VAT.

Plus costs $20 a month, or $17 a month paid as $204 up front for a year, and comes with a 14-day free trial. Power costs $50 a month, or $42 a month paid as $510 a year, and gives 2.5 times the usage credits of Plus. Pro is billed monthly at $100 for five times the Plus credits or $200 for twelve times. Teams start from $17 a month per seat, and Enterprise is priced on request.

What do you get on Littlebird's free plan?

Basic gives you the core idea: Littlebird reads the screen, meetings and connected apps, and you can chat with it on desktop and mobile. The limits are daily usage credits for chats and routines and a capped number of meeting notes.

Plus is where most of the paid features start: unlimited meeting notes, stronger AI models in chat, better memory, image generation and the Littlebird MCP server, which lets tools such as Claude and Cursor read your Littlebird memory. Some App Store reviewers say the free credits run out after very little use, so heavy users should expect to pay.

Is Littlebird worth paying for?

Reviews are mostly positive. Littlebird scores 5.0 out of 5 from 10 reviews on Product Hunt and 4.5 from 10 ratings on the UK App Store, where people say it saves time hunting for things they read or said, and several mention that it helps with ADHD.

The complaints are consistent too. App Store reviewers report the iPhone app crashing or freezing while the desktop app works well, and on Trustpilot, where it scores 3.4 from just two reviews, one reviewer felt answers had become less accurate after a model change. The 14-day Plus trial is a sensible test before paying for a year.

Is Littlebird safe for work data?

Littlebird states it is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant, encrypts data with AES-256 and has zero data retention agreements with its AI providers. It says it doesn't train models on your data or sell it. Passwords, card details and banking sites are blocked by default, and you can pause capture or delete the last hour, day or everything.

The main point for UK users is location: captured data is stored in the cloud on Amazon Web Services, and the pricing page doesn't say which region. Anyone handling client or patient information should check this with their employer first, since Littlebird reads whatever is in the active window unless that app is excluded.

Littlebird vs Granola: which is better?

Granola is the better fit if you only want meeting notes, while Littlebird suits people who want an assistant that remembers everything on their screen. Granola transcribes calls from your device's audio and has a free Basic plan with Business at $14 a month.

Littlebird also takes meeting notes, but adds memory of the documents, emails and pages you have open, scheduled routines such as a morning brief, and a Hover button that appears in any app. Fabric is another option for a searchable store of notes and files, and Lindy is closer to an assistant that acts for you in Slack and Gmail.

How do you get Littlebird cheaper?

Yearly billing saves $36 a year on Plus and $96 a year on Power. Students get Plus for $15 a month after two free months, but the offer asks for a .edu email address and a photo of a student ID, so UK students may find they don't qualify. Usage packs can be bought on paid plans and never expire, which can be cheaper than moving up a tier for an occasional busy month.