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 · apt · dnf · AppImage, 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 (only Meeting mode on Windows also needs the free VB-CABLE)

Linux without the Snap Store

The snap is the easiest way and works on most distributions. If your system has no snap — Linux Mint, Fedora, Arch — install the same app from our own signed repositories.

Ubuntu 24.04 or newer, Linux Mint 22 or newer, Debian 13 (apt)

curl -fsSL https://voxislive.com/linux/voxis-archive-keyring.gpg | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/voxis-archive-keyring.gpg >/dev/null

sudo curl -fsSLo /etc/apt/sources.list.d/voxis.sources https://voxislive.com/linux/apt/voxis.sources

sudo apt update && sudo apt install voxis

Fedora (dnf)

sudo curl -fsSLo /etc/yum.repos.d/voxis.repo https://voxislive.com/linux/rpm/voxis.repo

sudo dnf install voxis

dnf asks once to import the signing key. Its fingerprint is D0A8 55BC 0611 6C9F 10D0 D876 424E 95C0 892D 45AE.

Any other distribution (AppImage)

Download Voxis-x86_64.AppImage (SHA-256), make it executable and run it. It uses your distribution's GTK 3, WebKitGTK 4.1 (with its GObject introspection data) and PortAudio, so install those first. On Ubuntu 24.04 the AppImage also needs libfuse2t64.

Updates arrive with your normal system updates (apt upgrade, dnf upgrade). For the AppImage, download the new file, or use AppImageUpdate, which fetches only what changed. On Ubuntu 22.04, use the snap: the packages need 24.04's newer system libraries.

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 app, forever (in Video & 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. There is no macOS app at the moment. VoxisLive is on the Snap Store: run sudo snap install voxis and you get the current published build. No snap? Our signed apt and dnf repositories and an AppImage install the same app — see “Linux without the Snap Store” on this page. 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. There is no native macOS app at the moment.

Keep reading

ChangelogEvery Voxis release, version by version: what was fixed, what was added, in plain language.How it worksVoxisLive captures system audio directly through WASAPI loopback, detects speech on-device, translates it with a…PricingPrepaid packs that never expire, or a monthly plan. Packs from 80 min ($6.99) to 2600 min ($149.99), 15 free minutes of the real voice to…Browser extensionThe Voxis extension captures the audio of the tab you are on, translates it, and speaks it back in your language while…
Free to start · 10 free minutes every day

Hear every language, in real time.

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

Get it on Microsoft Store Linux · Snap Store View on GitHub