Business
Ask a question. Get real voices back.
Share one link and collect spoken answers from customers, students or candidates. No account needed on their side, and nothing for them to install.
How collecting works
You've probably used something like this before, for text.
Anonymous ask-me-anything links are a format people already know: send yours out, get replies back with no name attached. PlatformVoice does the same thing, except every reply arrives as a real, spoken voice. Tone and all, not a typed-out zinger.
1 · You create it
platformvoice.com/f/ask-me-anything
2 · Anyone can reply
What's one thing I should stop doing?
No login, no name, just press record.
3 · You hear them
Replies
Every reply lands in your dashboard as a voice you can play, not a wall of typed text.
Same anonymous-link mechanic you already know. The difference is what comes back.
What people use it for
Three questions worth asking out loud.
Voice testimonials
Audio beats video here: plenty of happy customers who would never turn a camera on will talk for thirty seconds. You get the enthusiasm along with the words.
Coaching and course feedback
For coaches, tutors, trainers and course teams working with adults. The same correction lands completely differently spoken than typed. Send one link per cohort, or let them send questions back.
Hiring prompts
Put one question in front of candidates and hear how they answer it, before a call gets scheduled. A minute of their time, and no account. We never score, rank or filter anyone.
Anonymous, including the voice
No account and no name is attached to a reply. Before it uploads, the person answering can shift the pitch and pace of their own voice right in their browser. You receive the altered take; the original never leaves their device.
Nothing shows up without you
Replies land private. You listen first and choose what to reveal, one at a time, so a testimonial page or a shared cohort answer only ever holds what you put there deliberately.
The catch, stated plainly
Because nothing identifies a responder, you cannot tell who sent what. That is the point, and it is also the limit: if you need to know, ask people to say their name in the recording.
Who it's for
Who gets the most out of asking.
Recruiters
Thirty seconds describing a role does more than four paragraphs of it. Candidates hear what the team is actually like before they reply.
Coaches & instructors
Feedback that would read as harsh in text lands correctly when it's spoken. Same words, same message, completely different result.
Privacy
Every recording is encrypted before it's stored.
Not “encrypted in transit and then sitting in a bucket.” Each file gets AES-256-GCM envelope encryption the moment it lands.
Encrypted at rest
AES-256-GCM, unique key per file, wrapped by a master key. Nobody reads a raw recording off disk.
Delete means delete
Remove a recording or a cloned voice permanently, any time. From your dashboard, not a support ticket.
Private notes stay private
Diary recordings are never public by default, visible only to the account that made them.
Say it aloud.
One take or a dozen, a public post or an anonymous reply. One link, and a card that makes people press play. Start as a guest. It takes less time than reading this page did.