Hands-free conversation
Built for speaking ideas out loud, staying in motion, and working without constant tool hopping.
Official current Android build · v0.9.13 (29)
I need to build apps and software hands-free. So I built E:Voice.
Talk to one agent. Let that agent talk to your stack.
E:Voice is a private Android front-end for your own AI and agent workflow. It was built to replace the ChatGPT ↔ Telegram shuffle with one calmer mobile surface for discussion, continuity, attachments, and cleaner execution.
This is not a generic AI chat wrapper. It is a discussion-to-execution tool for real operator work, especially when you are moving, thinking out loud, or trying to keep momentum without bouncing between apps.
Current official build truth: v0.9.13 (versionCode 29) is the active Android build on this page. It has fresh emulator verification from April 14, 2026, but this still is not a claim of broad public release readiness.
Why this exists
The current workflow is ridiculous
For advanced AI work, the real pain is not “no chatbot.” It is too many surfaces, too much copy and paste, too much drift, and too much friction between discussion and execution.
Before E:Voice
1Talk through intent in ChatGPT conversation mode.
2Copy the useful part into Telegram to reach agents.
3Wait, paste replies back, and ask for them to be read aloud.
4Repeat until the whole thing feels more complicated than the work itself.
With E:Voice
- Talk once, in one place.
- Stay inside one mobile conversation surface.
- Let one agent carry context instead of shuffling it by hand.
- Reduce tool switching, workflow noise, and execution drift.
That is the whole point: less confusion, less copy/paste, more flow.
What it does
One mobile surface for real agent work
The most important thing here is clarity. E:Voice keeps the conversation layer close, so messy human thought can be worked through before it fans out into the rest of the stack.
Private mobile interface
A focused Android front-end for your own AI workflow, not a public social chat app and not a generic AI wrapper.
One agent to your stack
Talk to one agent and let that agent carry context forward into the rest of your workflow.
Images and attachments
Keep screenshots, visual context, and supporting files inside the conversation instead of managing them across separate surfaces.
Continuity and status
Designed around ongoing work, not just isolated prompts, with views for status, settings, and contact management.
Low-friction control
Fast, calm, readable, and focused on keeping operator attention on the work instead of the plumbing.
Why it is different
Not just chat. A cleaner discussion-to-execution workflow.
E:Voice is built around the idea that raw human thought should not be forced straight into execution. You talk naturally, work through the idea, and let the discussion layer turn signal into cleaner action.
Replace the shuffle
Stop bouncing between ChatGPT, Telegram, copied prompts, pasted replies, and separate execution surfaces just to keep one thread moving.
Operator-grade, not dashboard-grade
This is meant to feel focused and usable while moving, thinking aloud, or working through messy ideas in real time.
Private and controlled
Your stack, your workflow, your discussion layer. The value here is control and continuity, not cloud-chaos hype.
Advanced mode
Optional Orchestrator contact
For advanced users, E:Voice is designed to support one special Orchestrator contact that can guide multi-agent coordination from a single conversation surface. It is optional, power-user UX, not a requirement for normal messaging.
Truth note: this orchestration concept is implemented app-side, but it is not yet being presented here as fully runtime-finished behavior.
Screens
Real product screenshots
These are real app captures you sent over, not placeholder mocks and not failed QA scraps. I picked the strongest ones for the page, including the better onboarding and chats shots you just sent, and linked the full set below.
Chats list
A cleaner live-looking roster shot that shows multiple agents, presence, and the calmer messenger surface better than the first pull.
Contacts and Orchestrator slot
Normal contacts stay simple while one optional Orchestrator contact unlocks the advanced coordination lane.
Onboarding and pairing
This is one of the best product-proof screens because it explains exactly how E:Voice connects to an OpenClaw stack without hand-wavy marketing language.
Psycho Torx contact screen
A much stronger character-driven proof shot than the old status card, while still showing the app as a real messaging surface.
Settings
Appearance, connectivity, updates, storage, and audio controls gathered into one readable control surface.
Dax in advanced orchestration mode
The strongest proof shot for the orchestrator concept, because it shows the special contact lane directly inside the app.
Torx image chat
This keeps Torx visibly present on the page and shows the stronger stylized conversation surface you called out.
Early access
Download the current Android build
If you want to see where E:Voice is going, start here. This is an early-access Android APK for the current build lane.
Current official buildv0.9.13, versionCode 29.
Verification statusFresh emulator QCE review path passed on April 14, 2026 for the official current build lane.
What it isPrivate Android front-end for your own AI and agent stack.
What it is notNot a generic ChatGPT clone, not a public social app, not a claim of fully finished mass-market readiness.
Stable link path
/downloads/evoice-current.apk can be updated later without changing this page.Messaging spine
- I need to build apps and software hands free.
- I was tired of the ChatGPT ↔ Telegram shuffle.
- So I built E:Voice.
- Talk to one agent. Let that agent talk to your stack.
That is the angle. The product is selling a cleaner hands-free workflow for working with your own agents, not “AI chat” in the generic sense.