Windows
10 and 11, 64-bit
Free — no payment for installing or talking
The app itself is in Russian only — there is no English interface yet.
— download
Free. Create your account on first launch or on the site. On iPhone Voxa opens in the browser; there are no Linux or macOS builds yet.
10 and 11, 64-bit
Free — no payment for installing or talking
The app itself is in Russian only — there is no English interface yet.
Android 7.0 and newer, apk from outside the store
The build exists, but its size and version could not be checked right now
Android will ask permission to install an app from outside the store — that is expected. The file lands in Downloads: open it from there or from the notification shade and tap Install.
web version
There is no App Store app and nothing to download: Voxa opens right in the browser. Add it to the Home Screen first and sign in inside it — it launches from an icon, without the address bar and tabs.
Tap “Open”. Safari specifically: other iPhone browsers, Telegram and VK cannot add an icon to the Home Screen. No need to sign in here.
“Share” is the square with an arrow at the bottom of the screen (on iOS 26 it is behind the “•••” button). Pick “Add to Home Screen” in the list and tap “Add”.
Launch Voxa from the Home Screen icon, sign in there, then allow notifications. Sign in there rather than in Safari: the icon has its own storage, a Safari sign-in does not carry over, and you would have to sign in twice.
No build
No build
Screen sharing, audio and microphone processing are built on Windows facilities — a simple rebuild would not do. When it appears, it appears here.
— after downloading
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. It also needs the Microsoft Edge WebView2 component: Windows 11 already has it, on Windows 10 it comes with the Edge browser. Audio in screen sharing works from Windows 10 version 2004.
Run the download (on a phone — the apk from Downloads) and create an account — username, email, password. If you already have one, just sign in.
The build is not yet signed with a publisher certificate, so Windows may warn about an unknown publisher — that is expected, allow it to run.
On launch the app checks for a newer version, downloads it, verifies the checksum and our own update signature, then restarts. A tampered build will not be installed. On Android an update installs the same way as the first install — through the system prompt.