Your voice, only with your say-so.
Speak, and Speakly tidies or rewrites what you said. It lives with Images, video, and audio. A voice is copied only with the owner's clear yes.
What you see
Consent first
To copy a voice, the owner types a clear statement of consent and gives a sample.
Tidy what you say
Clean up or rewrite what you dictate, using a short list of simple commands.
Nobody's voice is copied without their yes.
Consent is needed before a voice can be copied, and it is checked again on our servers. Everything Speakly makes is marked as computer-made.
Step by step
Open Speakly
Find it in the Images, video, and audio area.
Say or paste your text
Dictate, then choose to clean it up or rewrite it.
To copy a voice, get consent
The voice owner confirms in writing and provides a sample.
Download
Your audio is saved with a note that says it is computer-made.
Questions
Can I copy my friend's voice?
Only if your friend gives consent. Without it, copying a voice does not go ahead.
Is it available for children?
Child profiles get stricter rules, and unclear requests are declined.
Can I use it today?
Not yet. The app is built and in testing, and it has not been released.