A voice, heard once — then gone.

Say one thing, to one person, one time. It leaves no trace — not even for us.

Why it exists

The internet remembers everything. Every word can be stored, copied, turned into a handle on you later. Audio Drop is the opposite by design: a place to say the honest thing — the unsaid feeling, the private word — and know it will not linger anywhere. The world hardens borders between people; a voice should still be able to cross them and then let go.

How it works

1. 1
   Say it. Record your voice. Listen back. Send it only when it's right.
2. 2
   Hand over the code. You get a QR (and a link). Give it to your person — in a chat, or in the real world.
3. 3
   Heard once, then gone. They open it, they listen — and it is destroyed. No copy is kept, anywhere.

What makes it different

We cannot read your message. Your voice is encrypted on your own device before it leaves it. The key to open it lives only inside the QR/link — in the part that never reaches our servers. So no one operating Audio Drop can listen. Not us, not an attacker who seizes the server.

No account. No trace. No name, email, or phone. Nothing to profile, nothing to sell. The message self-destructs on the first listen, and in any case after a short lifetime.

The receiver needs nothing. No app, no sign-up — they just open the link and hear it.

The honest part

Once your person hears the voice, they are in a room with their own phone — they could record it on another device. Audio Drop guarantees that the system keeps nothing. It cannot promise what a listener chooses to do. And if you lose the link, the message is gone for good — that is the point.

Who makes it

Audio Drop is made by BALCORE. We sign what we build. If you came to do harm, this was never for you. Read the manifesto →

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