Hey PH!
While building FeelHer, we solved real-time 3D binaural positioning so her voice actually travels from your left ear, behind your head, to your right ear with subtle breath latency.
But during internal late-night testing in a completely dark room... half our testers said it gave them goosebumps and melted their stress, while the other half ripped their headphones off screaming "she is literally breathing on my neck".
Where is the fine line between "deep emotional comfort" and "uncanny valley horror"?
If you ve tested conversational voice bots in bed: do you actually want ultra-realistic spatial proximity, or is mono flat audio safer for your mental sanity?
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the maker behind FeelHer.me.
Like many of you, I've tried dozens of "AI voice companions" and chatbots over the past year. But I always hit the same frustrating wall: turn-based lag, robotic pauses, and lifeless mono audio that instantly breaks immersion. You speak, wait 2–3 seconds, and hear a flat robotic reply.
We built FeelHer to change this:
1. 🎧 3D Binaural Spatial Audio: Natural whispers and breathing that move around your ears when wearing headphones.
2. ⚡ Zero-Latency Full-Duplex WebRTC: Sub-second voice streaming where she reacts to your tone and lets you interrupt her naturally, just like a private midnight phone call.
3. 🌐 Zero Friction: 100% browser-based. No app store downloads or friction.
Would love to hear your feedback on the conversational latency and acoustic presence! Put on your headphones, try an instant call at feelher.me, and let me know what you think. ❤️