FREE · NOTHING TO INSTALL · SPEAKS es-ES
Your voice
commands.
Siri works for Apple. Alexa works for Amazon. Voicemando works for you: it runs your coding agents from your own machine, without a single byte of audio leaving your network.
free · no card · connect Claude, Codex or Kimi in a minute
click the orb to interrupt it
REAL BARGE-IN
Interrupt it.
It's listening.
Most voice assistants recite their paragraph to the end. Voicemando goes quiet the moment you open your mouth: turn detection runs on your machine, not on a server two hundred milliseconds away.
your role: cut it off mid-sentence
VOICEMANDO
— goes quiet and listens —
YOU
VOICEMANDO
Silero VAD + smart-turn, on-device. That's how it goes quiet in time.
Numbers,
not adjectives.
THE ORBITAL CONSOLE
Your sessions,
in orbit.
Every order you give becomes a session orbiting the orb. There's no dashboard to babysit: whatever needs you comes looking for you. Step by step:
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01
You speak
"Migrate the tests to the new API." Transcribed locally — no trip to any cloud.
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02
The orb dispatches
Your sentence becomes a session and an agent gets to work.
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03
The session orbits
Running, queued, waiting on you. One glance and you know what's going on.
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04
It finds you
Done? Stuck? It calls you. You approve by voice and get on with your day.
▸ "migrate the integration tests to the new api…"
MULTICHANNEL
One voice.
Five doors.
Not five apps to maintain: it's the same assistant, on your server, listening through whichever door you have closest.
Browser
voice pwaThe orb you saw above, driven by your real mic level. Installable as a PWA; the desk-side door.
Telegram
botText and voice: give orders from the couch, check status from the street.
A bridge into the chat you already keep open all day.
Phone
self-hosted asteriskYour own telephony: call it and it picks up, like a person. No Twilio, no cloud carriers in between.
Android
pure voip · wireguardA pure-VoIP app riding your WireGuard. No carrier, no SIM, no per-call cost.
NO APOLOGIES
It doesn't compete with Siri.
It plays a different game.
Platform assistants exist to set timers and sell you things. This one exists to run agents that write code. Compare, uncharitably:
| VOICEMANDO | SIRI · ALEXA | CLOUD ASSISTANTS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your audio | stays on your network | travels to their servers | travels to their servers |
| Running coding agents | yes — it's its only job | no | a chat, if you're lucky |
| Shutting up when you speak | ~200 ms, on-device | recites its paragraph | depends on their cloud |
| Calling you when something ends | yes, by phone | no | webhooks, if you build them |
| Cost per call | €0 | — | per minute |
| Your agents | Claude, Codex or Kimi — whichever you use | none | theirs, closed |
Yes, it's a biased comparison.
AN ORDINARY TUESDAY
A day without looking
at the terminal.
You call it from bed. "The nightly suite?" — "All green except telephony: two timeouts. An agent is already on it."
On the metro, a Telegram voice note: "Migrate the integration tests to the new API and let me know." A ✓ appears and you pocket the phone.
At your desk, on the PWA. It recites its plan and you cut it off mid-sentence: "Wait — the codecs module first." It goes quiet. It obeys.
It calls you: an agent wants permission to delete three branches. "Go ahead." You hang up. Eleven seconds have passed.
INCOMING CALL · VOICEMANDO
"Migration done: the whole suite is green. Should I commit?" — "Do it."
18:27 You don't open the laptop. You didn't have to.
LOCAL-FIRST
Everything happens
inside your box.
STT, TTS, turn detection and orchestration run on your dedicated instance. There is no "we send your audio to a trusted provider". There is no external voice provider.
0 voice clouds · 0 cloud telephony carriers · 0 per-call cost on the Android app
Full honesty: if you use the Telegram or WhatsApp bridges, the chat transport is theirs. The audio and its processing stay yours. And your agents talk to whatever LLM you point them at.
YOUR AGENTS, YOUR COMMAND
Connect the agent
you already use.
Voicemando isn't another agent: it's the voice that runs the ones you already have. Connect your Claude, Codex or Kimi account and give it orders by talking — same model, same workflow, nothing to switch.
ANTHROPIC
Claude
Claude Code, run by voice: launch it, interrupt it, approve it.
OPENAI
Codex
Your Codex sessions, orbiting right alongside the rest — same voice, same command.
MOONSHOT AI
Kimi
A different option, the same console. Switch agents without switching command.
Connect one, two, or all three. Manage them from the console — nothing to install.
ROADMAP
What's here,
what's coming.
No fixed dates — tell us what's missing.
ALREADY AVAILABLE
- real barge-in (~200 ms)
- 5 input channels
- carrier-free telephony
- confirmation for destructive actions
COOKING NOW
- orbital session console
- managed: first seats
- QR device pairing
ON THE RADAR
- more voice languages
- several agents at once
- faster fully-local voices
TWO PLANS
Two ways to use it.
Free and managed are the same product. What changes is capacity, telephony and support.
FREE · FOREVER
Free
MANAGED · PAID
We run it for you
On managed, "your box" is a dedicated instance we operate for you, with more channels and priority support.
Questions from skeptical people.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Voicemando runs on your dedicated instance: just create an account and connect Claude, Codex or Kimi. Nothing to clone, nothing to maintain.
Does it work without internet?
Voice is processed on your dedicated instance, not on a third party's cloud. Your agents (Claude, Codex or Kimi) do need the network, like any coding assistant.
What runs underneath?
Python with Pipecat as the orchestrator, Silero VAD, smart-turn for turn detection, Parakeet STT and Piper or Kokoro TTS. All on your dedicated instance — not a shared mega-server.
Which agents does it work with?
Today it connects with Claude, Codex and Kimi. Using another one? Tell us — it's the first thing we look at adding.
What's this "carrier-free" telephony?
Our own Asterisk for calls, plus a pure-VoIP Android app riding a dedicated WireGuard network. The call never touches the phone network or a cloud provider — that's why it costs nothing.
Is it sane to give destructive orders by voice?
That's why there's explicit confirmation for destructive actions, permission modes with allowlists, and per-chat token binding. Voicemando asks before breaking anything.
What's the difference between free and paid?
Free covers the essentials: account, orb and your connected agents. Managed adds more channels, ready telephony and priority support.
What do you do with my email when I sign up?
Store it and write only what's essential. No third-party analytics, no reselling, no "partners". The account exists to give you your instance, not to chase you.
Can I disconnect my agents whenever I want?
Yes, any time from the console — no questions asked, no lock-in.