Step 1
Ask with one link.
Write a prompt and share your collection link. People can answer from their browser.
Voice feedback for businesses, coaches and teams
Share a link. Collect voice replies. Publish the testimonials people agree to share.
No app or account needed to reply.

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The voice feedback loop
Hear the tone a text box leaves out, then choose what happens next.
Step 1
Write a prompt and share your collection link. People can answer from their browser.
Step 2
Hear each reply and read its transcript. Anonymous feedback and private messages stay off your wall.
Step 3
Check publishing permission, approve named testimonials, and feature your favorites on your website.
For the people you need to hear from
Collect named testimonials, candid product feedback or a private voice message.
For businessesHear how a session landed, what changed, and where people need your help.
For coaches and educatorsGive candidates space to introduce themselves in their own words, before a call.
For recruiters and teamsNamed testimonials include a separate choice about publishing. You review them before they appear on your wall.
Anonymous feedback has no name attached and offers optional voice disguise. Private contact messages collect a name and email for follow-up and are never published.
Recordings are encrypted at rest. Private replies are restricted to their owner; public sharing follows the collection’s consent and approval controls.
Plans
Every account can collect voice feedback. Choose the space your work needs.
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Publishing requires the respondent’s permission and your approval. Compare all workspace features.
Good questions
No. Your link opens a clean recording page in whatever browser they're already in, including the in-app browser inside Instagram, X or WhatsApp. They press record, say it, and it's in your inbox. Nothing on their side, ever.
Two agreements, deliberately separate. Recording for you is one; agreeing to be shown publicly is a checkbox they tick or don't, with the exact wording versioned against their reply. If they didn't tick it you can listen but never publish - the system refuses, not just the guideline.
Yes. No account and no name on an anonymous reply, and if they choose to disguise their voice the change happens in their browser before upload - you receive the altered take and the original never leaves their device. It's also the limit: you can't tell who sent what, so if you need to know, ask a named question instead.
Any site that lets you paste a script tag: Webflow, WordPress, Framer, Shopify, plain HTML, a React app. The wall matches your page's background, light or dark, uses your accent colour, and plays with a synced transcript. Website keys are bound to your domain, so the tag only works where you put it.
Yes. A collection of the contact-form type takes a name and an email, no rating, and is never published - a voice message people can leave instead of typing into a box, and you reply by email. Ours is at /contact.
The person who spoke keeps every right to their words; you hold them in trust and decide what's shown. Delete a reply, a collection or your whole account from the dashboard and it's gone for good - recordings, transcripts and the wall entries with them.
Nothing dramatic. Your recordings, collections and replies stay. Pinning pauses, and the wall's limit comes down gradually - a step a week with an email before each - until it reaches the free plan's three. Resubscribe at any point and everything is back exactly as it was.
Every recording is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM before it's stored, with a unique key per file. See the Privacy Policy for the full breakdown.
Yes - that's where PlatformVoice started and it's all still here, free: record a note, get a link that unfurls into a card in any feed, keep a private diary, share an ask-me-anything link. See the Personal page.
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Looking for voice notes or a private diary? Explore Personal.