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I'm building a browser-based voice rooms platform

I'm building a browser-based voice rooms platform

by talkvoix·Mar 8, 2026·1 point·3 comments
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AI Analysis

●MidShip It

Clubhouse clone with watch parties and badges, but Spaces and Discord already own this.

Strengths
  • •PWA support and zero-install browser-first design removes friction vs. desktop apps
  • •Watch party synchronization + live reactions add social layer beyond basic Clubhouse format
  • •Polished UI and active moderation tools (speaker requests, muting, banning)
Weaknesses
  • •Direct competitor to Twitter Spaces, Discord, and Clubhouse—no clear differentiation or network effect
  • •Nascent community; adoption depends entirely on viral growth or niche audience discovery
Category
Social
Target Audience

Communities, podcasters, gaming groups, study collectives seeking lightweight audio-first communication

Similar To

Twitter Spaces · Clubhouse · Discord Voice Channels

Post Description

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:

HN

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!

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