Web recorder · 60 seconds · nothing to install
Say italoud.
Record a voice note here, get a link, drop it in any post. PlatformVoice turns the link into a beautiful card in the feed, and one tap opens a clean player in the reader's browser. No app on either side.
Record as a guest, no account needed · sign up to edit your audio
Okay, quick one — I built this in 2020, got about eighty percent of the way there, and stopped. Picked it back up last week. It's live. Tell me what breaks.
Text flattens everything you meant.
Sarcasm, hesitation, delight and bad news all arrive in the same grey rectangle. A voice doesn't have that problem.
Tone survives the trip
People hear that you're joking, that you're not sure yet, that you actually mean it. You stop writing three drafts to avoid being misread.
Sixty seconds, hard stop
Long enough for a real thought, short enough that people press play. The limit isn't a nag — it's the reason the format works.
The link does the work
Your link unfurls into a card we design for each platform — waveform, duration, your name. One tap opens the player in the browser. Nobody installs anything.
Every note ships with text
Automatic transcript underneath, so the note is searchable, skimmable in a meeting, and usable by people who can't or won't play audio.
Three steps, and two of them you already do.
Record here.
Press record on platformvoice.com and talk for up to sixty seconds. As a guest you can start immediately — no account, no install.
0:00 — 1:00Get your link and card.
The moment you stop, you get a short link — and we've already generated a card for it: your name, the waveform, the duration, ready for the feed.
1:00 — 1:04Share it anywhere.
Paste the link into any post, chat or bio. It unfurls into your card, and tapping it opens the player. You see the play count either way.
1:04 — 1:10Walk in, or move in.
Guests can record and share in under a minute. An account is for people who want to keep working on the audio after it exists.
Guest · no account
Say it and go.
- Record up to 60 seconds
- Get your link and share card instantly
- Note plays for anyone, anywhere
Registered · free account
Full control of your audio.
- Trim, re-record and modify your audio after the take
- Edit the card and link before you share
- All your notes in one place — update or delete any, and the link follows
- Play counts per note
Best for posts that got worse when you typed them.
Founders
Launch posts, apologies, hiring calls. The stuff where the announcement matters less than whether people believe you wrote it yourself.
Recruiters
Thirty seconds describing a role does more than four paragraphs of it. Candidates hear what the team is actually like before they reply.
Teachers & coaches
Feedback that would read as harsh in text lands correctly when it's spoken. Same words, different result.
Anyone posting in a second language
Say it the way you'd say it. The transcript carries the meaning for readers who skim.
The questions everyone asks first.
Does my reader need an account or an app?
No. Your link opens a clean player page in whatever browser they're already in — including the in-app browser inside X, Instagram or WhatsApp. They tap, it plays.
Do I need an account to record?
No. Guests can record and share immediately. An account is what unlocks editing — trimming, re-recording and modifying your audio — plus a home for all your notes.
Where does the audio live?
On your PlatformVoice link. Members can update or delete a note at any time — the link follows, and a deleted note goes dead everywhere it was shared.
What does the card look like on each platform?
We generate it per platform from your note: your name, the waveform and the duration, sized so X, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Facebook each render it properly instead of a bare grey link.
Which browsers can record?
Any modern browser on desktop or phone. Recording uses the standard microphone permission — you'll be asked once, by your browser, not by us.
Say it aloud.
Sixty seconds, one link, and a card that makes people press play. Start as a guest — it takes less time than reading this page did.