Show HN: I'm building a browser-based voice rooms platform (opens in new tab)

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1 pointstalkvoix17d ago3 comments

Hi HN!

I’ve been building a project called Voix – a platform for live voice conversations on the web.

The idea is simple: anyone can create a room and people can join to listen or speak, similar to early Clubhouse or Twitter Spaces, but designed to be lightweight and browser-first.

You can try it here: https://voix.chat

If you want to test it, use this invite code:

Some things it currently supports:

• live audio rooms • speaker / listener roles • request-to-speak moderation • watch parties and shared content • reactions and icebreakers • PWA support (works well on mobile)

I'm still actively building it and would really love feedback from the HN community.

In particular I'm curious about:

• UX for voice rooms • moderation models • discovery of rooms • what features you'd expect from something like this

If you try it and have thoughts, bugs, or feature ideas please let me know.

Your feedback would be incredibly valuable while shaping the next versions.

Thanks!

3 comments

davydm17d ago

The very first feature I'd ask for is oauth login, at least via google - I don't want to maintain another password and the security around that, and I want 2fa for login too (which comes for free when set up on the oauth provider - no need for you to do it). Please post back when you've implemented oauth login - I would like to give it a go, but not with yet another set of credentials.

talkvoixOP17d ago

Actually, the platform started that way, but I removed it due to complications with the Google login system. I was wasting a lot of time with it, so I decided to stop and continue with normal login and password. I'm still working on some new features. As soon as I have more time, I'll log in with Google/Apple again.

Thank you very much for your feedback, my friend!

fragmede17d ago

You owe it to yourself to invest in a password manager.

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