Trust & provenance

Consent before creation.

Indian courts have been clear: an actor's voice is part of their identity, and making a tool available that recreates it without permission is itself a violation. We built the review step because of that, not in spite of it.

Consent & performer rights

Rights are checked before work begins.

01

Consent on file, before we start

For premium cine dubbing, the rights holder must provide documented consent from every actor whose voice will be preserved. Without consent, we do not proceed.

02

Recorded with consent, never scraped

Our voice technology is built using professional recordings from assessed artists who have given written consent. We do not collect voices from the internet or clone celebrities. Every recording has a documented and authorized source.

03

Every request reviewed by a person

Our team checks each submission before any output is produced.

What we decline

Some work should not be produced.

If a submission falls into any of these, we tell you why and it doesn't get produced. For a production house that is the point: the work we turn away is the work that would have come back as a notice.

01

Recreating a recognisable actor's voice without that actor's consent on file

02

Footage the requester doesn't hold the rights to

03

Voices of public figures for content they haven't agreed to

04

Any request where the provenance of the source audio can't be established