open a room
one click — and you get a short code like #A11LM. no accounts, no verification codes.
open void, share the code — and talk. no sign-up, no analytics, no middlemen.
— voice, for as long as you need it.
a voice service with nothing extra.
everywhere else wants an account, an install, a checkbox for trackers, a phone number. not here. open it, share a code, talk. no account, no history, no traces.
nothing you'll need to delete later.
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one click — and you get a short code like #A11LM. no accounts, no verification codes.
send the code however you want. they enter it — void connects you and steps out of the way.
everything stays between you: voice, chat, files — nothing leaves the room.
the room disappears with the last person. nothing of the conversation remains.
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no email, no passwords, no verification codes. open the room and talk.
no messages, no files, no history. once the room closes, nothing remains.
voice travels directly between peers. no processing in someone else's cloud.
the room exists only while it's needed. leave — and it disappears.
chat, file sharing, and screen streaming — all in one place.
no analytics, no trackers, no notifications.
/ NO RELAY
everyone hears everyone directly — no server delay, no cloud processing. your voice travels device to device, and sounds the way it should.
the same direct channel as voice. files up to 100 mb, images up to 10 mb. everything disappears with the room.
with system audio and fullhd. great for working together, watching movies, or gaming. no apps or extensions.
pick whichever feels easier. it's the same void inside.
open a tab — you're in. nothing to install. works on phone and desktop alike.
a dedicated app, always within reach. faster launch, no browser tabs.
/ thank you
void was released only recently, so the installer isn't code-signed yet — getting a developer certificate takes time. until then, Windows relies on the file's reputation rather than its contents: how many people have already downloaded and run it.
a fresh build simply has no reputation. that's why almost every new exe gets a «virus detected» — even a perfectly clean one.
you can verify it yourself:
void was released only recently, and it isn’t signed with an apple developer certificate yet — getting one takes time. without it macos can’t verify the signature and blocks the app on first launch.
it’s a one-time check: after it void opens as usual and updates itself. it stays safe all the same — you can verify it yourself:
or with one terminal command, after step 01:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Void.app