Your own voice, in every call.
For anyone who finds speaking hard. Type a line, press Enter, and Vaani says it in your cloned voice, straight into Google Meet.
Laptop or PC only, in Chrome or Edge · Not on mobile yet
Your everyday lines, one keystroke away
Three steps. Then just type.
Set it up once. After that, Vaani sits beside your call and speaks whenever you press Enter.
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Clone your voice once
Upload a few minutes of old voice notes or videos to ElevenLabs. Vaani speaks in that voice from then on.
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Type and press Enter
Write a line, or tap a quick phrase. It becomes speech in about a second.
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Meet hears you
The line plays through your own microphone, from your own seat in the call.
Built for real conversations.
Small details that make typed speech feel natural in a live call.
Sounds like you
Your cloned voice, not a robot. Any ElevenLabs voice works if you'd rather not clone.
Quick phrases
Yes, No, One moment… one click or Alt+1–9. Edit the list to fit how you talk.
Stay muted
Sit muted in Meet. Vaani unmutes just for its lines, then mutes straight after.
Talk and type
Your real voice and Vaani share one microphone. Switch between them freely.
Instant replays
Anything said before replays immediately and costs nothing. Edit and resend in a click.
Private by design
Behind your own login. The voice service key stays on the server and never reaches the browser.
Ready for your first call.
One small browser extension connects Vaani to Google Meet. No drivers, no extra participant, nobody to admit.
Laptop or PC only, for now
Vaani needs Chrome or Edge on a computer. It doesn't work on phones or tablets yet.
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Add Vaani for Google Meet from the Chrome Web Store. In Edge, choose Allow extensions from other stores when asked.
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Open Vaani and add your own ElevenLabs API key under Voice. The key that comes with Vaani is a shared one for testing only.
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Join your call in Google Meet in the same browser. Muted is fine.
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Back in Vaani, check Audio says Google Meet tab, and start typing.