Voicemod develops real‑time audio effects, voice‑shifting and generative AI voice tools, distributed direct‑to‑consumer and via SDKs/APIs for third‑party integration. The company has been revenue generating for years through pro versions of its products; its Voicemod for Desktop has over 40 million downloads and the company reports about 3.3 million monthly active users. Voicemod acquired Voctro Labs last year and is combining that team’s singing and voice‑conversion tech with its digital signal processing capabilities to create hybrid speech‑to‑speech and sing‑to‑sing features. Product plans include a macOS desktop launch, a mobile creation app next quarter, and a Q2 rollout of an audio watermarking system to identify AI‑generated voices. The team offers both consumer creation tools and SDKs/APIs to put voice tech into games, apps and hardware, and says it will focus on building next‑generation real‑time AI voice identity capabilities for Gen Z, gamers and creators. Voicemod builds real-time voice avatars and voice filters using a combination of AI and digital signal processing to let users alter their voice during gaming, streaming, and social sharing. The software enables persona switching, sound memes, and contextual effects (for example, adding breath effects or echo). The company says it has achieved 10 million PC downloads and is already profitable while growing quickly. Voicemod has doubled its team since January to 55 employees and emphasizes immersive audio experiences for gamers and content creators. With the new funding it plans to launch mobile apps, expand further into Asian markets, and invest in AI-based voice and speech conversion technologies to make voices more realistic. CEO and co-founder Jaime Bosch positions the product as the missing piece of voice filters for enhanced gameplay and digital expression.

Total raised

$23M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Feb 2023