Your voice
belongs to you.
Not to a model.
VoiceLock notarizes your real voice with a tamper-proof cryptographic fingerprint — so when a generative AI clones you for fraud, slander, or fake confessions, you already own the receipts.
cast in steel.
Three seconds
of you. That's
all they need.
Synthetic audio of an artist 'admitting' crimes circulates before a single fact-check exists.
Your voice, your vibrato, your phrasing — cloned, monetized on streaming, royalties to a stranger.
A two-second TikTok clip becomes a fake kidnapping call to your mother.
Generated slurs, hate speech, endorsements you'd never say — in your voice, on every feed.
Four steps. One immutable receipt.
Speak a phrase, or upload an existing take. 25MB max, any common audio format.
SHA-256 hashes your audio into a 64-character signature unique to that exact waveform.
Audio + hash + your identity + UTC timestamp are sealed in our evidence vault.
Download a printable PDF certificate and share a public verification URL.
Once your voice
is locked,
AI can't legally
use it.
The moment your filing is notarized, your voice becomes a registered biometric asset with a timestamped chain of evidence. Any AI model that generates, mimics, or trains on your voice without consent is on record — and you hold the receipts.
Once your voice is locked with VoiceLock, you must stop feeding it into AI voice tools yourself. That means no AI voice cloners, no “sing in my voice” apps, no TTS trainers, no voice-changer filters that ship audio to a model.
Why: those apps' terms of service often grant them rights to retain, train on, or redistribute the audio you upload. If you hand your locked voice to them after filing, you can be flagged for violating their policy — and worse, you weaken your own infringement case if a dispute ever lands in court.
- · AI voice cloners & deepfake apps
- · “Sing like me” / cover generators
- · Free TTS trainers that retain audio
- · Cloud voice-changer filters
- · Legal-grade timestamp of ownership
- · SHA-256 proof your voice came first
- · Public verification anyone can check
- · Strong basis for infringement claims
Bottom line: lock your voice here. Then keep it off the training-data treadmill.
The next deepfake
of you is already
in someone's prompt.
Beat them to the timestamp. File your real voice now — for free — and walk into any future dispute holding the original evidence.
Anyone, anywhere can check your certificate's authenticity. No login. No friction. Just truth.