Why VoxisLive exists
Text-based translation is too slow for the moments that matter: a livestream in a language you don't speak, a multilingual call, an undubbed video. Reading subtitles pulls your eyes off the screen — so VoxisLive speaks the translation instead, in a studio-grade voice at 24 kHz, a few seconds behind the speaker.
Four commitments
- Speak, don't subtitle. Reading subtitles pulls your eyes off the screen. The translation should arrive through your ears.
- No drivers, no friction. Direct system-audio capture through native Windows WASAPI — no virtual cables, no setup ritual.
- Provable, not just promised. We publish a read-only, source-available excerpt of the desktop engine's audio pipeline on GitHub, so you — or your security team — can verify exactly how capture, translation, and storage work, instead of taking our word for it. It's for verification, not for building your own copy; see Licensing.
- Your audio stays yours. Speech detection runs locally, nothing is retained after a session, and no data is sold.
Who builds it
VoxisLive is an independent software business based in Türkiye, founded in June 2026 by Davut Akça, who builds and runs it. It is a commercial product with paying customers, published under the VoxisLive name on the Microsoft Store, the Snap Store and the Chrome Web Store. It is self-funded, with no outside investors — which is why the roadmap answers to the people who use it rather than to a funding round. A read-only, source-available excerpt of the desktop engine is published on GitHub for transparency.
- Business name: VoxisLive
- Founded: June 2026
- Based in: Türkiye
- Run by: Davut Akça, founder
- Contact: [email protected]
- Distribution: Microsoft Store · Snap Store · Chrome Web Store · voxislive.com
Questions, ideas, or a bug to report? Get in touch — we answer in whichever language you write in.