Voice cloning for translated speech
Create a voice clone from a short capture and use it so recipients hear you speaking their language rather than a generic synthesized voice.
VersaVoice AI is a cross-lingual voice communication app for voice and text translation with voice-preserved modes on iOS, Android, and web.
VersaVoice AI is a cross-lingual voice communication platform that helps people speak, message, and translate across languages while keeping the speaker’s own voice as part of the experience. The site positions it as a way to communicate with family, friends, and colleagues without relying on a separate interpreter or a generic robotic voice.
The product supports voice messaging, text messaging, voice cloning, fluency enhancement, and in-person translation. According to the site, it can transcribe spoken input, translate it into another language, and synthesize the result so the recipient hears the message in the chosen format, including a voice-preserved option that aims to retain the speaker’s identity.
Create a voice clone from a short capture and use it so recipients hear you speaking their language rather than a generic synthesized voice.
Send spoken or typed messages that are transcribed, translated, or synthesized depending on the mode you choose.
Use the service in real time for face-to-face conversations, or for asynchronous messages with transcription and translation.
The homepage says the system can remove filler words and stutters so speech sounds more fluent and confident.
The site states that family sharing can let one subscriber sponsor loved ones and share minutes across accounts.
The product is available on iOS, Android, and the web, with balance syncing across those platforms.
Send a voice note to someone who speaks another language and let the platform transcribe, translate, and deliver it in a readable or listenable form.
Have a live conversation in person and use the app’s translation mode to help both people understand each other on a single device.
Keep family conversations personal across borders by letting recipients hear your voice in their own language rather than a generic synthetic one.
Use the service for calls, pitches, or negotiations where preserving the speaker’s tone and presence matters in addition to translation.
Yes. The service can be used on iOS, Android, and the web, and the site says your voice and balance sync across those surfaces.
The site describes four connection modes: Voice Text, Neural Text, Neural Voice, and In-Person translation. Each mode is designed for a different kind of conversation, from private voice messages to face-to-face translation.
The homepage says voice cloning takes about 30 seconds to capture your voice. The Terms also describe voice cloning, transcription, translation, fluency enhancement, and an external API for authorized users.
Pricing on the site is presented as subscription plans and one-time top-ups. The pricing page lists Starter, Standard, and Pro subscriptions, plus 50-minute and 100-minute top-up options, with purchases made through the App Store or Google Play.
The site says you can delete your account anytime and that everything goes with it. The privacy policy also says voice clones are permanently deleted when you delete them or close your account.