Some voices you would know anywhere. SameVoice is built so distance never takes them away.
SameVoice translates your calls both ways, live, inside the app — and the person you love hears *you*: your pitch, your rhythm, your laugh, speaking their language. You hear them the same way. A grandmother in Kinshasa speaks Lingala; her daughter in New York hears English — in her mother's own voice. No robotic stand-in. Only they sound like them. Only you sound like you.
**Start today — your voice and your people**
• **Enroll your voice** — read a few short phrases (about two minutes). Your consent is recorded first, in plain language, and your voice is yours: withdraw at any time and it is deleted.
• **Add your people** — family anywhere in the world, with the languages you each speak. They join free in the SameVoice app — then you talk in your own voice, each of you in your own language.
• **Send voice messages** — delivered through the app, translated into their language — spoken in your voice where cloning is supported for the pair.
• **99 languages strong, 1,100+ in the long tail** — Lingala, Swahili, French and the languages other translators leave behind: Tshiluba, Kikongo, Kituba and more. Families mix languages mid-sentence; SameVoice follows the switch.
• **Private by design** — your voice-enrollment recordings never leave your phone. Messages and calls travel through VidNexa's own servers only to be delivered and translated, and call media is peer-to-peer and encrypted. SameVoice does not connect to any phone network — calls and messages run app to app, between people who use SameVoice. No ads in calls. Voices and call data are never sold.
**Live now:** voice enrollment with recorded consent, your people and their language pairs, translated voice messages, and live app-to-app calls — in each other's own voices where cloning is supported, and fully translated everywhere. Enroll once, add your people, and call home today.
SameVoice is made by VidNexa LLC.
Call home and hear them — live translation in each other's own voices.