So their voice
keeps speaking.
Whether they're still with you or already gone, VoxHug preserves the voice that mattered most. Record 60 seconds together today — or work from old voicemails and family videos. Both paths work.
Two ways to preserve a voice
While they're still with you
The recording session
Sit with them for a few minutes. 60 seconds of clean speech is enough — VoxHug's prompts guide a short, real conversation while you record. The voice gets captured cleanly and used to generate messages for years.
Start a session →Working from what you have
You have recordings of someone who's gone
Voicemails, voice notes, family videos, even phone-call recordings. If you have 60 seconds of their voice, we can clone it. We'll guide you through gathering what you have and the family consent that's needed.
Talk to us →Three steps from audio to a voice that keeps speaking
- 1
Bring the audio
Either record 60 seconds together now, or upload existing voicemails, voice notes, or family video soundtracks. That's all the audio we need.
- 2
Confirm consent
If they're alive, only they can authorize the clone. If they've passed, written family consent is required — we provide a template.
- 3
Generate forever
Birthday messages, holiday wishes, lullabies, life advice. New words, in their voice. The whole family shares one private library.
Permanent. Private. Yours.
Family voice library
Whole family shares one library. Anyone you invite can request a message ('Grandma's voice telling Lucas it's bedtime'). Every generation is logged so the family knows what was made.
Permanent archive
Recordings and creations are kept indefinitely. Encrypted, redundant storage. Disable or delete any time — but they don't expire.
Birthday + holiday auto-messages
Set a date. Each year on the grandchild's birthday, a new message arrives. Same for holidays, anniversaries, milestones. Always fresh, always in their voice.
Estate-ready
Voice clone is encrypted, owned by your family, never used by VoxHug for anything else. Includes options to transfer access on inheritance.
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We recorded my dad two months before he passed. Every year on his birthday, my mom plays a new message from him to the grandkids. The youngest never met him — but knows his voice better than anyone.
— a real family using VoxHug Memorial
What families ask before starting
- I only have voicemails and old voice notes. Will that work?
- Yes, if it adds up to about 60 seconds of clean speech. Voicemails, WhatsApp voice notes, family video soundtracks — we can blend them. Background noise is fine if their voice is clear.
- Is this respectful? It feels strange.
- Many families find peace in hearing the voice say things they've been waiting to hear — a birthday wish, an 'I'm proud of you'. It's not a replacement; it's a way to keep someone present in the small moments. You decide if it's right for your family.
- What about consent? Is this legal?
- If the person is alive, only they can authorize cloning. If they've passed, we require written consent from immediate family — we provide the template. This protects your family and meets applicable legal requirements wherever you live.
- What does it cost?
- $39.99/month or $399/year. Includes the voice clone, 30 monthly generations, permanent archive, and family share. Cancel anytime — your archive stays yours.
There's no right time. Just don't wait too long.
60 seconds of recording today — or a few voicemails saved before they're gone — preserves a voice that helps your family through decades of birthdays, weddings, and quiet evenings.