Giving My Inner Monologue Autocomplete, With My Own Voice
www.maximevidal.com- Category
- AI Tools
- Rank
- No. 199Apps board
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- Type
- TOOL
- Date
About
A browser-based project that generates spoken continuations of a person's own thoughts in their cloned voice, running entirely locally through a pipeline of voice activity detection, speech-to-text, a small fine-tuned language model, and text-to-speech. The default model was fine-tuned on Simone Weil's and Albert Camus's personal notebooks, and users can retrain it on their own notes or messages for a more personal, if uncanny, effect.
At a glance
Voices in your head is an illustrated browser experiment that invites you to start a thought and hear a response. It may be worth a visit if you enjoy experimental voice interfaces and can accommodate its unusually large initial download.
Good fit
People exploring creative uses of generated speech who are comfortable with a substantial browser load.
Consider something else when
Skip it on a metered connection or if you need a quick preview with verified sound quality. The intro lists an initial 0.98 GB download.
Start here
Open the intro and check the download information beside Begin. If the size fits your connection and device, use a short fictional thought as your first input.
Cost and requirements
The intro showed no account or payment prompt. It says processing runs in the browser and the initial download is cached.
Limits to know
Only the introduction and download information were inspected. Voice generation, device compatibility, data handling and cache behavior remain unverified.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
Why it made the leaderboard
Demonstrates a real-time, fully local voice-cloning pipeline that completes your own sentences in your own voice, an unusual chaining of small open models into a single uncanny experience.
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