Voizy turns your personal link into a paid voice inbox. Anyone can record a voice message, pay from $1, and send it, no account needed. Built for streamers and creators: OBS overlay to play messages live on stream, with AI transcription and moderation built in.
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Hi Product Hunt!
I'm Daniel, a solo developer and Senior Software Engineer, and I built Voizy because I kept thinking about a simple problem: good questions and meaningful messages often get lost in DMs, while creators and experts have no easy way to value their time and attention.
So I built Voizy, a personal paid voice inbox.
Anyone can open your link, record a voice note, pay from $1, and send it without creating an account. Voice makes the interaction more personal, while the small payment helps filter out spam and makes the creator's time more valuable.
Voizy also includes AI transcription, automatic AI moderation, and OBS integration for streamers.
I'm building this independently, and there are many more features I want to add as the platform evolves.
Thanks for checking out Voizy!
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The no-account-needed approach is really thoughtful, especially since friction kills most one-off interactions. Love that creators can just drop an overlay in OBS without rebuilding their whole setup.
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@smetnbbf Exactly! That’s one of the core ideas behind Voizy. I wanted sending a voice message to feel instant — no accounts, no unnecessary steps — while making sure creators can bring it into their existing OBS setup without changing their whole workflow. Thanks for checking it out!
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How does the moderation actually work, like is the AI flagging stuff before it hits your stream or do you get to review it first?
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@muammeranbzaqk Good question! Every incoming voice message goes through a moderation pipeline. The audio is transcribed, analyzed, and classified across multiple content categories, with the moderation results attached as labels to the message.
Creators can configure their own tolerance levels. For example, a profile may allow strong language while abusive or harmful content is automatically sent to quarantine.
For OBS, nothing is played automatically. When you launch the overlay, you get a live playlist of incoming voice messages and decide exactly what gets played on stream.
The no-account-needed approach is really thoughtful, especially since friction kills most one-off interactions. Love that creators can just drop an overlay in OBS without rebuilding their whole setup.
@smetnbbf Exactly! That’s one of the core ideas behind Voizy. I wanted sending a voice message to feel instant — no accounts, no unnecessary steps — while making sure creators can bring it into their existing OBS setup without changing their whole workflow. Thanks for checking it out!
How does the moderation actually work, like is the AI flagging stuff before it hits your stream or do you get to review it first?
@muammeranbzaqk Good question! Every incoming voice message goes through a moderation pipeline. The audio is transcribed, analyzed, and classified across multiple content categories, with the moderation results attached as labels to the message.
Creators can configure their own tolerance levels. For example, a profile may allow strong language while abusive or harmful content is automatically sent to quarantine.
For OBS, nothing is played automatically. When you launch the overlay, you get a live playlist of incoming voice messages and decide exactly what gets played on stream.