An experiment in fewer throwaway accounts.

Your voice.
Your way in.

Read a fresh phrase. Join the conversation.
No email, username, or password to get started.

15–30 seconds per attempt · Microphone required

Experimental voice matching. Human presence and resistance to synthetic voices are not established.

The idea

A community worth
coming back to.

Fewer bots and throwaway accounts is the goal. Recognizing returning voice profiles is the experiment.

For site owners

Recognize returning visitors.

When a voice is recognized, its site identity and moderation history carry forward—even when the person hides their name. Matching can make mistakes; sites still need moderation.

For people

One way to enter. New or familiar.

Use the same voice flow on your first visit and your next. Choose a name or stay a guest. Voice entry does not establish who wrote the messages you read.

Your voice is personal

Know what
you’re sharing.

Your recording goes to the verifier. An encrypted voice template lets it look for you next time.

A template is biometric data, not a password or a public recording. Profiles expire after 180 days; the active-ban exception is explained below. Playable audio is not saved by default. Your name is optional; hiding it keeps the same site identity.

Who can see what?

This demo runs the verifier and chat together, under the same operator. With a separately hosted verifier, a participating site receives its own identifier and only names you choose to share. The verifier can still link your visits.

Can I export or delete my profile?

Yes. Profile settings appear after entry and require a fresh voice challenge. A forgotten browser handle can make those controls unavailable here. Deletion removes the normal recognition template, names and saved recording. Existing ban records can remain. If the operator enables ban-template retention, an encrypted template for an active ban can remain after deletion or expiry until the ban ends, solely for possible ban review. Voice similarity is not proof of identity.

Does this prove I’m human?

No. A fresh phrase makes an old complete recording less useful, but synthetic voices have passed this experiment. Voice matching, spoof detection, and message moderation are different checks. See what has been tested.

Open source. Open questions.

Try it. Tell us what
the web should feel like.

Explore the experiment