Your AI companion, on your own PC

An AI with a personality that does things for you.

Give it a voice, a face and a job. Talk with it, hand it your files, or play out a story. It runs on your computer, or on Voxta Cloud when you would rather not.

Free to start. No card. Windows, Linux and Android.

Voxta
Compare the three quotes in the folder and tell me which one is actually cheapest.
Brightline. The other two hide a setup fee on page two. I wrote the breakdown to quotes-summary.md. Want me to draft the reply?
Workspace: offers
quotes/brightline.mdread
quotes/alto.mdread
quotes/mero.mdread
quotes-summary.mdwritten

One companion. Three ways to use it.

The same character talks with you, works in your files and plays out a story. You decide what it is to you.

George listening
Interview was Thursday, right? Did you actually ask about the salary this time?
Listening
GeorgeTalk

Talk to it like a person.

Voice in, voice out, and you can interrupt mid-sentence. It remembers what you told it last week, and it can look at your screen or a photo when you ask.

  • Any voice: ElevenLabs, Fish Audio, Voxta Cloud, or fully local
  • Long-term memory across conversations
  • Sees your screen or a photo on request
Kōd tracing a feature through a project, tool call by tool call
KōdWork

Hand it a folder and a job.

Point it at a project. It reads, writes and edits your files, runs Claude Code or Codex when there is real code to ship, and tells you when it is done.

  • Workspaces and projects
  • Claude Code and OpenAI Codex built in
  • Web search, MCP tools and your own scripts
Playing a scenario: a merchant character with inventory and shop panels
The scenario constructor with a clickable map and HUD widgets
Play

Or just have fun with it.

Write a character and a scenario, then play it out as a visual novel with voices and generated images. Or start from one of the built-in ones.

  • Characters and scenarios you write yourself
  • Image generation, local or in the cloud
  • Clickable maps, inventories and HUD widgets, all scriptable
In other tools it is generic text on a screen. In Voxta I built my own locally-hosted JARVIS: a friend with a voice, a personality and an avatar. Voxta gives me the tools to gamify productivity.

A Voxta user, professional composer and producer

Where it runs

On your PC, or in the cloud

Voxta is software you install. Run the AI entirely on your own hardware, or connect Voxta Cloud so the heavy work happens on our servers and you don't need a powerful GPU.

Windows 10/11

Full app

The complete Voxta desktop app. This is the recommended way to run Voxta.

Linux

Supported

Run the server and use it from your browser. Most features work; a few Windows-only ones (like screen capture) are not available.

Android

Subscribers

A companion app you install from the portal once you subscribe. Not on the Play Store yet.

macOS

Not yet

There is no Mac build at the moment.

iPhone / iOS

Not yet

There is no iOS app at the moment.

No GPU?

Voxta Cloud

Use Voxta Cloud and the AI runs on our servers. No powerful graphics card required.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you want more.

Lite is free and runs on Voxta Cloud. Subscriptions add local AI on your own hardware, the desktop companion and a monthly credit allowance that rolls over.

*Cloud Credits roll over for up to 2 months. Prices are in USD, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

Questions, answered

An AI companion you run on your own computer. You give it a personality, a voice and optionally a face, then talk with it, hand it work, or play out stories with it.
Software you install. Voxta is a local server with a web interface, so it opens in your browser but runs on your PC. If you'd rather not manage a GPU, connect Voxta Cloud and the AI models run on our servers instead, from the same interface.
Voxta Lite is free: sign in, get some Voxta Cloud credits and start talking. No subscription, no card. Lite runs on Voxta Cloud instead of local AI, so it works on any Windows machine. Subscriptions add the full server with local models on your own hardware, the desktop companion and a monthly credit allowance that rolls over.
It does things. Give it a workspace and it reads, writes and edits your files. It can run Claude Code or OpenAI Codex for real coding work, search the web, call MCP tools, and you can script its behaviour in JavaScript.
Windows 10 and 11 get the full desktop app and are the recommended setup. Linux works: run the server and use the browser interface, minus a few Windows-only features like screen capture. Subscribers get an Android app from the portal. There's no macOS or iOS app yet.
Only if you want to run the AI models locally. With Voxta Cloud the heavy work happens on our servers, so Voxta itself runs fine on modest hardware. You can go fully local, fully cloud, or mix the two.
When you run local models, nothing leaves your machine. When you use Voxta Cloud or a third-party API, only that request goes out. There is no telemetry in the app, and you choose per service what runs where.
Yes. There is a C# SDK on NuGet for building modules, Python integration for custom AI logic, MCP support for tools, and an API and module system the community builds on.

Built to be extended

C# SDK on NuGet, Python modules, MCP servers, JavaScript scripting and an open API. If Voxta does not do it yet, you can make it.

Meet yours.

Voxta Lite is free and runs on Voxta Cloud, so it works on any Windows PC. Subscribe when you want local AI on your own hardware, the desktop companion and a monthly credit allowance.