GET VOXISLIVE

Three ways to run it.

Install the polished desktop app on Windows or Linux, or add the browser extension — all three use the same driverless capture and translation engine. A paid Bring Your Own Key unlock covers the Windows app and the extension, if you'd rather run on your own Gemini or Qwen key.

Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · Linux (snap, amd64) · 4 GB RAM · internet connection required

Only download VoxisLive from this page, the Microsoft Store, or github.com/VoxisLive/voxislive. We've found copies of our GitHub repository on other accounts redirecting to installers hosted elsewhere — those are not official and may be unsafe. Report a suspicious copy to [email protected].

RECOMMENDED

Microsoft Store

The full desktop app for Windows 10 and 11. One-click install, automatic updates, sign-in with prepaid minutes, and zero configuration — no API key needed.

Open in Store
BROWSER

Chrome extension

Voxis — Live Translate for Chrome and Chromium-based Edge. Translate any tab's audio right inside your browser — no desktop install; run it on prepaid minutes, or on your own key with the BYOK licence. What it does — and what it can’t.

Add to Chrome
LINUX

Linux · Snap Store

The same desktop app for Linux, published on the Snap Store. Install it with sudo snap install voxis — the Snap Store serves the current published build. Capture is driverless here too: VoxisLive creates its own PipeWire sink and routes the app you are translating into it, so there is no virtual cable and no reboot.

View on Snap Store
SOURCE

GitHub · Source

The desktop engine's audio pipeline is published as a source-available excerpt for transparency and security review — not a buildable download.

View on GitHub

System requirements

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit
  • Or a 64-bit Linux desktop (amd64) with snapd and PipeWire — Ubuntu 22.04 or newer works out of the box, other distributions after installing snapd; PulseAudio systems work through the pulse bridge
  • 4 GB RAM minimum
  • An active internet connection (translation runs in the cloud; speech detection runs on-device)
  • No special audio hardware, no virtual audio drivers, no reboot

First-run in under a minute

  1. Install from the Microsoft Store and open VoxisLive.
  2. Pick a scenario — Video & Game, or Meeting for a two-way call.
  3. Choose the language you want to hear — and in Meeting, the one the other side hears (79 languages, swappable mid-session).
  4. Press Start. Your 15 free minutes of the real voice — a one-time gift — start whenever you do, and when they run out VoxisLive keeps speaking: 10 free minutes every day in the Windows app and the Linux snap, forever (in Video and Game mode).
FAQ

Common questions

01Which version should I pick?
Most people want the Microsoft Store app: automatic updates, prepaid minutes, no key setup. On Linux, install the snap instead — the same app at the same version. Use the Chrome extension if you only translate browser tabs. The GitHub repository publishes a source-available excerpt of the engine if you want to see how the audio pipeline works.
02Does installation change my audio setup?
No. VoxisLive installs as a standard application, captures audio through the native WASAPI API, adds no audio device to your system, and uninstalls completely.
03Is there a Linux or macOS version?

Linux, yes — macOS, not yet. VoxisLive is on the Snap Store: run sudo snap install voxis and you get the current published build. Capture is driverless there too — VoxisLive creates its own PipeWire sink and routes the app you are translating into it — and Meeting mode adds a virtual microphone your conferencing app can select. If an older install reports the audio-record permission missing, run sudo snap connect voxis:audio-record once and press Start again.

On a Mac, the Chrome extension works today: it translates any browser tab’s audio on the same prepaid minutes — add it to Chrome. A native macOS app is on the roadmap; press the button so we can count you in, and the changelog will announce it.

Free to start · 10 free minutes every day

Hear every language, in real time.

Runs on Windows 10 and 11 and on Linux — no drivers, no setup ritual, no bot in your call.