
If you searched how do you know if someone listened to your WhatsApp voice message, you want a mark on the note you already sent — not a spy app.
Open the chat and look at that voice note. When they play it inside the conversation, WhatsApp shows a played mark on it. People usually see the microphone icon change. That is the signal. There is no second screen with a clock time, and Shmooz cannot look it up for you.
We are not WhatsApp Support. Apps that promise a hidden “who listened” list are a common way to get an account restricted.


Shmooz can transcribe a voice note you already have. We cannot see who played a note in someone else's chat, and we are not WhatsApp Support.
In a group, the chat can show that the note was played. It is not a downloadable attendance sheet, and we cannot pull one. If you need the words of a note you already have, forward it into a separate chat: transcribe a WhatsApp voice note. That does not tell you who played the original.


Shmooz can transcribe a voice note you already have. We cannot see who played a note in someone else's chat, and we are not WhatsApp Support.
Read receipts and a played voice note are not the same switch. A played mark can still show on a voice note after they listen in the chat. We will not promise it is invisible, and we will not promise a timestamp.
A changed microphone on the note you sent is the played mark people are looking for. It means the note was played in that chat. It is not a log of every replay.
No. We only see a voice note you send into this chat. We cannot open someone else’s WhatsApp.