Features

Everything inside YO Voice

Voice-first tools for hosting, connecting and belonging — built together, not bolted on.

Community rooms

Open voice spaces where anyone can speak. No stage, no hierarchy — just a conversation everyone is part of.

Podcast rooms

Host events with structure: a stage, raised hands, and moderator controls for managing speakers and larger audiences.

YO Moments

Voice updates and photo/video Reels share one feed. Record, review and share with the audience you choose, with clear availability and playback states.

Reels MVP

Create with your own photos, short videos, text, links and owned or licensed audio. A focused editor, not a streaming-music catalog.

An original sound identity

Optional Velvet Prism cues mark meaningful room, microphone and notification events. Your device volume and notification preferences stay in control.

Clubs

Persistent communities with their own chat, roles, invites and dedicated rooms — public or invite-only.

Friends & following

Follow creators, add friends and keep a feed of the people and communities you actually care about.

Achievements

A real progression system across messages, hosting time, communities and more — from common to mythic.

Notifications

Push and in-app alerts for friend requests, mentions and club activity, with granular controls for what you hear about.

Safety by default

A persistent verification notice guides unverified accounts, with blocking and room moderation tools built into the product.

Private chats and calls

Text appears immediately with clear recovery states, alongside private photo, voice-message and one-to-one voice-call paths.

Identity that stays current

Fresh avatars follow a person through search, Home and Chats, and profile photos can open in a focused full-screen viewer.

Permission readiness

One guided review explains microphone, camera and notification access; each operating-system prompt appears only when needed.

A broader language choice

Polish is a production option and the core interface catalog now spans major European and global locales, with English fallback on specialist screens.