AI voices, Voice Design & Cloning
Local text-to-speech, designed voices and authorized voice cloning already run in a shared development interface. We are polishing consistency and usability for release.
The foundation of VANIV is in place: text-to-speech, Voice Design and authorized voice cloning already run locally in our application. VANIV is built to work with interchangeable AI models, not tied to a single vendor. We are preparing a controlled community rollout and commercial launch.
Status: October 2026 · Planned milestones, subject to release testing

From the first idea in January 2026 to multi-speaker dubbing, modular architecture and a unified voice system: this is how VANIV progressed. Community tests from January 2027 and sales from March 2027 are the next planned steps.

Local voice generation is already functional. Current priorities are Windows release polish, the complete dubbing workflow and a reliable user experience. Optional features are added only when they meet our quality requirements.
Local text-to-speech, designed voices and authorized voice cloning already run in a shared development interface. We are polishing consistency and usability for release.
The pipeline connects speaker recognition, speech recognition, translation, speaker-specific voices and timing. We are validating the full workflow through to export.
We are finalizing the installer, model manager, clear output folders and hardware guidance so creators can use VANIV without development tools.
Image-and-audio avatars are still being evaluated. They will not delay the voice and dubbing launch; quality, speed, hardware needs and commercial licensing must all meet our standards.
Core voice features already work locally. We are preparing a controlled release: selected Early Access members test across different PCs before wider access. Community testing is targeted from January 2027 and commercial sales from March 2027. These are plans, not guarantees.
Finishing the Windows installer, model management, exports and integrated multilingual workflow.
Selected confirmed Early Access members receive phased invitations for practical tests.
A staged launch after stable releases, successful hands-on testing and reliable installation and export.
VANIV was built for local use and flexible AI models. We test compatibility and usability with real systems before a wider rollout. The January tests and March sales dates are targets, not promises. Confirmed Early Access members retain their 15% launch benefit on their first license.
Our first phased community testing rounds are planned from January 2027. Confirmed Early Access members will receive information about invitations and participation.
Voice features are already operational locally. We are using the testing period to validate the Windows application, full dubbing workflow and different PC configurations.
No. VANIV has a modular architecture, allowing models to be replaced or added. Exact NVIDIA, AMD and Intel hardware support will be confirmed after testing.
Which GPU and operating system do you use, and which feature matters most? This optional two-minute survey helps us plan the beta responsibly.
Indicative roadmap only. Scope, order and timing may change during development.