Your voice stays home
Recording, cloning and rendering all run locally on your own GPU. Your voice is biometric data. Tembr never uploads it anywhere.
Local · private · voice cloning studio
Your voice,
everywhere you can't be.
Tembr clones your voice on your own machine and sends a personal voice note to every lead on your list. No cloud. No subscriptions. Just your timbre, working.
Hear what a lead receives
Nothing is recorded. Your voice is drawn on screen and never leaves this page.
What Tembr is
A studio that lives on your machine,
not on someone's cloud.
Cloned from 90 seconds
Read one script into your mic. Tembr learns your timbre, the thing that makes your voice yours, and speaks any text with it.
Notes that land like a call
Every lead gets a branded page with a voice note that says their name and their business. Your phone, email and sites are one tap away.
Live demo
This is what your lead receives.
Three sample leads, three real pages, generated by Tembr exactly as it ships. Pick one and press play. The leads are fictional. The voice is a real clone.
Each page is self-contained: note, waveform, contacts, branding. Send it as a link, host it anywhere.
How it works
Five moves. All of them yours.
A guided pass through the studio. Every sound in it is real Tembr output, rendered ahead of time on one machine. Nothing is synthesized in your browser.
Read one script. Ninety seconds.
This is an excerpt of the actual reference take behind every voice on this page.
Mic reach: full
Consonants: bright
Voice above the room: high
Take: usable
The take becomes a voice.
A local model on your GPU learns your timbre. Star the voice and it speaks for you.
Type anything. Hear yourself say it.
One take of many. In the studio you roll again until it sounds like you.
One list in. A personal note to each.
One message, written once. Each note was rendered in a single batch and quality checked automatically.
Every lead gets a page of their own.
Their name on it, your voice inside it, a reply one tap away. You met Mike's page at the top of this site.
See Mike's finished pageWatch
See it work.
Every film below is narrated by a Tembr voice clone.
Tutorials
Four short screen captures, one per move.
Open source
Run it yourself. It's yours.
Tembr is open source. Clone the repository, point it at your GPU, and your voice never has to ask a cloud for permission.
Get Tembr on GitHub