Launched this week
FreeVoice
Voice rooms for you and your friends, with games built in
9 followers
Voice rooms for you and your friends, with games built in
9 followers
Open a room, share the link, and talk with up to 10 people right in your browser. No account, no download. Play games together while you talk (Seal Deal, Cheat, Sketch Seal, Tencord) or watch YouTube in sync. Add friends to see when they're online and jump into their room in one tap. Voice goes peer-to-peer and encrypted, and nothing is recorded. 39 languages, free.
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Launch Team
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Ozan, and I built FreeVoice on my own.
Getting a few friends onto a call always began with "first everyone install X and make an account". In FreeVoice you open a room, send the link, and you're talking, on a phone or a laptop.
What you can do in a room:
Play together while you talk: Seal Deal (a fast card game), Cheat (bluff your cards, call the liar), Sketch Seal (draw and guess) and Tencord.
Watch together: paste a YouTube link and everyone watches in sync.
Friends: add someone you met in a room and see when they're online or in a room, then join in one tap. Only friends see your status.
Meet someone new, when you want to: pick a language and get matched with people looking for a chat, or let strangers into your own room. Your rooms stay link-only unless you switch that on.
Accounts are optional: you get a random animal identity you can change, and you sign in only if you want your friends to follow you to another device. Voice goes directly between devices over WebRTC, encrypted, with a relay only when a network blocks the direct path. Nothing is recorded, and rooms vanish when they're empty.
I'd love your feedback, especially on calls over mobile networks, and on what you'd want to play next.