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The best alternatives to AnyVoice are Twitter, Periscope Audio, and Out Loud. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Twitter brings you closer to what you care about.
- Ever want to just talk with your audience on Periscope? In this update you can go live with audio only, so your viewers can hear (but not see) you. To try out an audio-only broadcast, tap on the new microphone icon on the broadcast setup screen. You can select this option before you start your broadcast, or at any time while you’re live!
- Twitter for audio
- Clubhouse Clone code built on React Native with Backend and Custom Microservices Architecture for Audio Conference which is Capable of Creating Truly Huge Rooms for Thousands of Listeners
- It's a simple (and free for now) live audio streaming web app. Create a 1-hour live event. Invite up to 99 people to listen. Invite some listeners to speak
- Currently allows you to send audio clips to your friends. Simply speak into your phone telling a funny story, life update, or original song, and the system will send it out to all of your friends.
- Whyp is a web tool for quickly and easily sharing audio. Share your WIP tracks, vocal takes, samples etc
- 42 Seconds To Speak Your Mind
- Send awesome voice note with cool sounds filters to friends
- Twitter for Audio - Your Microphone To The World
- Twitter for short audio recordings (aka micro-podcasting)
- MyCircle is a voice-based social app #VoiceNotes, where you keep only your close circle of friends updated on the latest interesting things that just happened to you.
- roundtable.audio is an open-source web app which enables real-time audio discussions. Users can generate public or private ad-hoc "roundtables", or create them via other sources on the internet (currently supports Twitter and Hacker News).
