Join Main or Community
Use the server list to choose the correct server, then activate a room row to open details, preview media, or join.
Start with the task you need to complete
VoiceLink documentation is organized around the actions people actually take in the app. Start with the guide that matches what you need right now, then move to the more detailed pages only if you need them.
Top Guides
Use VoiceOver
Read the task-first accessibility guide for room lists, messages, and controls.
Open VoiceOver GuideManage rooms
Learn how room details, room access, and room audio settings are organized.
Open Room GuideFix a problem
Use app support from server or room details when the issue belongs to a specific server, or open the web contact page for general account help.
Open Contact SupportConnect the mesh
Use Headscale or Tailscale private access for OpenClaw, VoiceLink agents, and server tools.
Open Mesh GuideCommon Tasks
Check who is in a room
Open room details or join the room, then move to the user list and message area to confirm users, bots, and system messages.
Adjust audio safely
Open the room controls or user actions menu to change monitoring, mute, volume, or room background media without leaving the room.
Send diagnostics
Open Settings for diagnostics, or choose Contact Server Support from a server or room to create a private ticket tied to that context.
Recommended Reading Order
- Read Getting Started if you are new to VoiceLink or switching devices.
- Read Using VoiceLink with VoiceOver if you rely on VoiceOver, keyboard navigation, or spoken status updates.
- Read Room Management if you create rooms, moderate rooms, or manage room media.
- Read Authentication if you need to sign in, reconnect, or work with more than one server.
- Read OpenClaw Mesh and Tailnet Access if you connect agents, iOS clients, desktop clients, or server tools through Headscale or Tailscale.
Contact and Feedback
If the guide for your task does not match what the app says, send diagnostics from the app and include the server name, room name, and the exact label of the control that did not behave as expected.