Your voice.
Your hardware.
Your clips.
We set up your own voice clone on your own computer, with you. Type a script, get audio in your voice. Your recordings and your clips stay on your machine, and a person checks the setup before we hand it over.
His own voice, cloned with his own consent.
“What you're hearing right now is Bloom Voice. I trained this clone of myself in under sixty seconds, from a single recording in a quiet room.”
A real clip, generated from a consented voice sample, no editing. Bloom Voice runs on your computer, and we agree the setup and what gets kept before we start.
See what a clean
starting sample feels like.
This browser-only exercise shows the kind of sample we start your setup with. Nothing uploads. It is a quick way to hear whether the room, microphone, and speaking pace are usable.
- Hit start, read the suggested script, hit stop.
- Audio stays in your browser. Nothing uploads.
- Play it back to hear what real training input sounds like.
Record a short sample.
Hear whether the input is clean.
This is the exact format Bloom Voice trains on. Your audio stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.
Read this suggested script →▾
Hi, my name is _______. I'm recording this so I can train my own voice clone. I'm sitting in a quiet room, talking the way I'd normally talk to a friend on a phone call. I'm not putting on a voice. This is just me, at a normal pace, reading a few short sentences so the model has enough material to work with. Thanks for listening.
We will not clone a voice
you don’t own.
Voice is the most personal asset you have. Bloom Voice exists so the people building with this tech treat it that way.
Your voice
Use your own voice or a voice covered by clear written permission. We decline unclear or deceptive uses.
Your samples
The recorder above stays in your browser. Your real recordings stay on your computer, and we agree any copy before we make one.
Your output
Your clips are made and kept on your computer. Nothing goes to a Bloom server.
“I cloned myself with this system.
Now we can set up yours, on your own computer.”
Hit play to hear a real Bloom Voice result. That’s our founder’s own voice, cloned with his consent, made with the same setup we install for you.
One real output from the local pipeline. Pilot quality depends on the source sample, script, hardware, and calibration pass.
Three steps. One clear local path.
We start with one consented voice and one supported machine. You see the whole workflow work before anything expands.
- 01
Confirm the voice rights
Use your own voice or a voice covered by clear written permission, then record a clean starting sample.
- 02
Set it up on your Mac
We install it on your computer with you, build the voice profile, and a person checks that it works before we hand it over.
- 03
Generate and improve
Create a clip, review it, request a fix, compare the takes, and export the one you want to use.
A working local voice system.
Set up and proven with you.
One voice you have the rights to, set up on one Mac, with the tools to make clips, fix them and export them, and plain notes on how it all works.
Local voice pipeline
A working profile and generation route on the agreed machine.
Bloom Studio
A private operator surface for scripts, clips, history, and fixes.
Review and improvement
Listen, mark an issue, create a fixed take, compare, and export.
Consent and notes
A written record of whose voice it is and their consent, plus plain notes on running it.
One price. Set up with you.
Bloom Voice is new, so you’d be one of our first customers. You pay once, we set it up on your computer with you, and it’s yours. No subscription.
Bloom Voice
One consented voice. Set up on your Mac. Checked by a person.
$1,500one time
- A check that you have the voice rights
- One voice profile, on your computer
- Bloom Studio to write, make and export clips
- Review, fix and compare takes
- Plain notes on running it yourself
- No subscription, no per-clip fees
Right now we set up Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or newer). We confirm your machine before you pay.
Common questions.
What does it cost?
$1,500 one time for the setup. No subscription and no per-clip fees. We confirm your computer and the voice rights before you pay.
What computer do I need?
An Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or newer). That's the setup we've proven. We check your exact machine first rather than promise something we haven't tested.
Where does my audio go?
Your recordings and clips stay on your computer. If we ever need a copy to help you, we ask first and agree how long we keep it.
Can I clone someone else's voice?
Only with their clear written permission. We check the rights before we build anything, and we say no to unclear or deceptive uses.
Can I use the audio for my business?
That depends on the rights you hold for the voice. We write down what you're allowed to do before we start. We can't give legal advice.
Is this new?
Yes. Bloom Voice is a new service, and our founder's own voice is the first one we've cloned. You'd be one of our first customers.
Tell us about
your voice.
Email us three things: whose voice it is, what computer you have, and what you’ll use it for. We reply with next steps, usually within one business day.
support@thaliabloom.com
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