AI noise suppression
Your keyboard, your fan, and the conversation next door are cut out of your voice before anyone else hears them.
Create a room in a second, send the link, and start talking. Nothing to install, no sign-up for the other side, no timer on the call.
Runs in the browser. Apps for Windows and Android.

hi:voca is a voice and video chat built for talking regularly: work calls, gaming sessions, study groups, or just catching up with friends. Instead of scheduling a meeting in advance, you keep a room open and anyone with the link drops in whenever it suits them.
A room takes a second to create and lasts as long as you need it. Calls are not cut off by a timer, the number of participants is not capped by a plan, and audio quality holds up as the room fills.
Everything runs in the browser — the other person only has to open a link. For everyday use there are apps for Windows and Android, adding hotkeys, background operation, and app audio capture while sharing your screen.
Your keyboard, your fan, and the conversation next door are cut out of your voice before anyone else hears them.
Share your whole screen or a single window and send the app’s audio with it — game, video, or clip included.
Turn the camera on when you need it: a grid of participants, focus on whoever is speaking, and fullscreen view.
Decide who can speak, invite, and manage the room. Permissions are granted through roles, not person by person.
A friends list, online status, and a one-tap invite into the room — no forwarding links by hand.
WebRTC and our own servers: voice takes a short path, with no gaps or echo when several people talk at once.
Open hi:voca in the browser or in the app and press “Create room”. Signing up takes less than a minute.
Copy the invitation and send it through any messenger. The other person does not have to install anything.
Turn on your microphone, camera, or screen share. The room stays yours — come back to it whenever you like.
Yes. Voice and video calls, screen sharing, and persistent rooms are free, with no limit on how long a call can run.
No. hi:voca runs in the browser on desktop and mobile. The Windows and Android apps are for people who want hotkeys, background operation, and app audio capture.
Up to fifty people at once in one room. Everyone’s voice travels as its own stream, so a full room sounds the same as a one-on-one call.
Yes. You can share your whole screen or a single window and send that app’s audio along with it — to watch a video together or go through a game, for example.
We never ask for an email or a phone number — a name and a key are enough to sign in. We store your name, avatar, chosen language, and a list of your devices in the form of “Chrome 131”, without IP addresses or the full browser string. Calls are never recorded: the server only passes audio and video between participants.
Yes. There is an Android app and a mobile web version with voice, video, and viewing someone else’s screen share.
A room takes a second to create, and the link works right away.
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