Developer docs, server planning, and invite requests

Voice rooms that feel easier to host, join, and trust.

VoiceLink helps communities, creators, support teams, and private groups run voice rooms without making people fight confusing setup screens. Join as a guest where allowed, sign in when trust matters, and let each server owner decide what stays public, hidden, locked, or verified.

Read the docs Why use VoiceLink? Request a link by email

For community rooms Create rooms for members, guests, events, support desks, or private conversations while keeping visibility and access under the server owner’s control.

For safer joining Servers can show as trusted, unverified, hidden, public, locked, or guest-friendly so users know what kind of space they are entering.

For flexible installs Run an official server, community server, or user-owned install with local assets first and official backend checks when updates or verification are needed.

For accessibility VoiceLink work tracks VoiceOver, NVDA, keyboard-first flows, readable status messages, and clear labels so more people can participate.

For support and teams Open support rooms, share one-time invite links, collect diagnostics when approved, and route account help through official support paths.

For future federation Server lists, community rooms, domain-owned servers, reveal codes, and trusted verification are being shaped for a federated VoiceLink network.

What you can do here

Read public and developer documentation.
Request a TestFlight invite by email.
Request a tracked client or server download link by email.
Learn how official, community, and user-owned servers are intended to connect.
Check status and support pages without exposing reusable public download URLs.

For normal users, the main public site is voicelinkapp.app. This `.dev` site is for docs, developer information, backend notes, and controlled access requests.

Voice rooms that feel easier to host, join, and trust.

What you can do here

Request Access