Open Voice OS

Spoken requests go in, and actions on a screen or spoken replies come out. That is how Open Voice OS works in practice.

Open Voice OS is an open-source voice assistant platform that developers use to build custom voice-controlled interfaces, with privacy and security as its stated focus.

The feature set is short.

Natural language processing interprets what people say, and a customizable UI lets you shape how the interface looks and behaves for your own project.

Because the code is open, you can inspect it, change it and run it on your own terms instead of depending on a closed voice service.

That matters if you care about where your voice data goes.

The project is community-driven, so progress depends on contributors who add code, device support or ideas.

Open Voice OS suits tinkerers and developers who want a multi-platform base for experimenting with voice assistance.

It is a foundation to build on, not a finished consumer product you plug in and forget.

Expect to do some work yourself.