Voice first
Real conversation, not voice commands. Interrupt it mid-sentence, walk away from the screen, pick up on another device. It keeps talking even while it updates itself.
VoiceAssist is a voice-first personal assistant that runs your errands, your calendar and your code, on servers you choose. Your memory and model keys stay on your assistant’s server. In hosted mode, its operator can technically access them.
Get VoiceAssistMost assistants are walled gardens. VoiceAssist is designed to reach into the machines and tools you already own.
Real conversation, not voice commands. Interrupt it mid-sentence, walk away from the screen, pick up on another device. It keeps talking even while it updates itself.
Point it at your workstation, homelab or cloud box. Coding agents work there over SSH, in your workspaces, with your tools, while you talk them through it.
Robots, VR rigs, home automation, your own services: anything that speaks the Model Context Protocol becomes something you can ask for out loud.
Every action passes a permission check. When something needs your say-so, it asks you, out loud if you're on a call, and remembers what you decided.
Alarms that ring offline, calendar, navigation, texts, and Health Connect data, all read on demand from your device. No background location tracking.
The parts that hold your data are open source, so you can read them, run them yourself, or pay us to run the heavy lifting for you.
Your brain and voice server run together in your own isolated virtual machine. Shared services handle invitations, sign-in and access.
Each hosted user gets a private VM. Hosting operators can technically access its data; VM isolation is not a promise that operators cannot read it.
The private SSH pilot uses a trusted browser proxy that can read application traffic.
Public assistant connections use TLS directly to your assigned VM. The shared entry service routes encrypted assistant traffic.
The selected model receives your requests and context. Its retention and training terms depend on the provider account and feature. We do not promise zero retention.
Model keys and conversation history stay on your VM, outside the shared account database. Invited alpha users will receive separate provider keys; operator test accounts may temporarily use the operator’s keys.
We do not record microphone audio. Transcripts and voice context may persist on your VM under its retention settings.
No analytics, ads, third-party fonts or trackers. We plan to fund VoiceAssist through its users.
Four users, including the founder. No payment or subscription is required for this pilot. Paid plans come later.
Use your invitationNo. In this alpha, we provision a separate VM running your brain and voice server together.
VoiceAssist supports models from providers such as OpenAI and Google. Availability depends on the keys configured on your VM. Provider terms and charges apply.
Only the ones you connect, only inside the workspaces you choose, and only after passing a permission check. Anything risky is put to you first.
Contact support for an identity-checked, encrypted export or account deletion. These operations are operator-assisted during alpha. The privacy notice explains backup retention and deletion confirmation.
Investors need a return, and in this market that usually means your data. Being paid directly by the people who use it keeps our goals the same as yours.