I got tired of robotic website chatbots, so I built a voice AI agent instead — would love honest feedback
I’ve been building something called AnveVoice for the past few months, and I wanted to share the journey + get brutally honest feedback from people here.
The idea started from a simple frustration:
Most website chatbots still feel robotic, slow, and honestly… exhausting to use.
So we started experimenting with a voice-first AI agent that can actually:
- talk naturally
- navigate websites
- fill forms
- answer from a knowledge base
- and behave more like a real assistant instead of a popup widget
What surprised us was how people interacted with it differently once voice was involved.
Non-technical users who normally avoid chat widgets started engaging more.
Some users literally started “talking to websites” instead of browsing them.
We’re still early and figuring things out.
The product has a lot of rough edges, weird UX moments, latency issues in some flows, and onboarding can definitely improve.
But in the last ~45 days after launching publicly:
- crossed 5M+ search impressions
- got ~1700 signups
- and a handful of paying users
Now I’m at the stage where I need real product feedback more than hype.
If anyone here is willing to try it for a few minutes, I’d genuinely love to know:
- what feels confusing
- what feels impressive
- what feels unnecessary
- where the experience breaks
- and whether voice agents on websites are even something people want long term
You can try it here:
AnveVoice.app
No signup pressure or promo agenda here — I’m mainly trying to learn from real users outside my own bubble.
Would especially love feedback from:
-SaaS founders
- support teams
- developers
- UX people
or anyone who hates traditional website chatbots 😅
Thanks in advance. Even harsh feedback helps a lot at this stage.