Clone the voice of anyone in your family — on your own device, never touching a server. For guidance, goodbyes, bedtime stories, and moments that matter.
Corporate voice cloning means your loved one's voice sits on someone else's server, behind someone else's paywall, under someone else's terms.
Miss a payment? Your mother's voice is held hostage. Companies profit from your grief — monthly, forever.
Every word your family records is uploaded, analyzed, and stored on corporate servers. Your most intimate memories — their training data.
If a company holds the voice model, they can license it, sell it, or lose it in a breach. Scammers don't need much.
Startups shut down. Servers go offline. If your family's voice lives on their infrastructure, it dies with them.
If this technology is not built by the people, for the people — your loved ones become digital ghosts trapped in a corporate prison. We refuse to let that happen.
Audio.Family runs entirely on your device. No servers, no accounts, no uploads. Your voice model is encrypted with a key only your family holds.
Voice cloning happens on your computer or device. Nothing leaves your home network. Ever.
Your voice model is encrypted with a key generated by your family. No master key. No backdoor. Only you.
Access is limited to people you choose. Share the family key with those who matter — no one else.
The voice cloning engine is AGPLv3 — fully auditable, community-maintained, and transparent.
No subscriptions. No recurring fees. One purchase gives your entire family lifetime access.
Delete everything instantly. Because it's on your device, deletion is real — not a "please trust us" checkbox.
From recording to preservation in under an hour. No technical skills required.
Use our guided prompts to record 30–60 minutes of natural speech. We provide conversation starters, life questions, and story prompts that capture their unique tone, cadence, and personality. Just hit record and talk.
Our AI engine processes the recording entirely on your device. No internet needed. Within minutes, a voice model is generated and encrypted with your family's key. The original recordings stay on your machine — nowhere else.
Transfer the encrypted voice model to family members via USB, local network, or any method you trust. They can use it to hear guidance, play bedtime stories, or create an obituary recording — all offline, all private, all yours.
A voice is more than sound — it's comfort, identity, and connection. Here's how families use Audio.Family.
Grandma can read bedtime stories even when she's not there — in her real voice, with her real warmth.
Let them speak at their own funeral. A final message, in their own voice, saying what they wanted to say.
Record advice for milestones — graduations, weddings, first heartbreak. Hear their wisdom when you need it most.
That secret recipe is better when narrated by the person who perfected it. Hear their voice walk you through every step.
Turn written letters into spoken words. Birthday wishes, anniversary notes, or just "I love you" — in their voice.
Preserve their stories, their accent, their laugh. A living audio archive passed down through generations.
We don't just claim privacy — we prove it. Here's how.
Zero cloud infrastructure. The app has no server to phone home to. Disconnect your internet — it still works perfectly.
The cloning engine is open-source. Security researchers, developers, and anyone can inspect every line.
Delete means delete. No shadow copies, no backups on our end. Because there is no "our end".
If this project is ever acquired, all source code and voice models are released to the public domain. No exceptions.
One-time purchase. No subscriptions. Your entire immediate family gets lifetime access.
Open-source engine for developers & technical users
Everything your family needs — beautifully simple
For families facing hardship — no one should be priced out of preserving a voice
We also accept Bitcoin & Lightning via BTCPay Server — self-hosted, of course.
"We refuse to build the cage.
We build the key."
Voice cloning will happen whether we like it or not. The only question is: who controls it? Corporations who monetize grief? Or families who simply want to remember? We chose families. We chose local. We chose open. This is software that exists to serve people — and the moment it stops doing that, the code goes free.
We recorded Dad three months before he passed. My daughter still asks to hear his bedtime story. It's the most precious thing we own.
Early Beta Tester
As a developer, I've audited the code. There's genuinely no telemetry, no call-home, nothing. What they say is what they ship.
Open-Source Contributor