Make a voiceover
Write what you want to say and pick a voice to read it.
Fikr Vox
Voiceovers.
Podcasts.
Your voice.
Make voiceovers, podcasts, and dubbed videos on your Mac. Choose a built-in voice or create one from a recording.
Apple silicon · Open source under the MIT license
Inside Fikr Vox
Create a podcast
Give each speaker a different voice and save the conversation as audio.
Dub a video
Replace a video’s original sound with new narration.
Open source.
Fikr Vox is available under the MIT license.
Good to know
Before your
first session.
Is Fikr Vox free?
The app’s source code is free to use under the MIT license. Local models run on your Mac after setup and download. Connected cloud providers charge separately for their services.
Which Macs are supported?
The current app targets macOS on Apple silicon. For build requirements, see the installation guide.
Does everything run locally?
Your desktop projects and imported media are stored locally. Local voice engines run on your Mac. If you choose a cloud provider, the relevant content is sent to that provider when you invoke a generation, writing, or transcription action.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. Add a voice reference to a twin and select a cloning-capable engine. Preset voices are also available. Use references you have permission to use, and check the model or provider’s terms.
Does video dubbing change lip movements?
No. Dubbing replaces the video’s original audio while preserving the footage. You can set the narration’s start time and choose natural pace or fit-to-video timing.
Where can I download the app?
The signed Mac installer is available for Apple silicon. Download Fikr Vox.
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MACOS · APPLE SILICON
Get Fikr Vox
Download the signed and notarized installer for Apple silicon. Requires macOS 13 or later.
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