VoiceSeal
VoiceSeal provides a consent and provenance layer for AI voice synthesis, letting voice actors register a biometric voice fingerprint and control how platforms use their voice. The platform enables platforms to verify synthesis requests against registered consent before generation and marks authorized output with in-band C2PA Content Credentials. It supports bulk archive enrollment for historical audio libraries and is BIPA-ready for biometric data compliance.
- Creator / Creative Economy
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software Only
- Regulatory & Compliance Technology
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Voice synthesis technology enables convincing voice clones from just a 10-second audio sample, yet most platforms lack a consent verification layer. The creator economy relies on voice talent, but the licensing and attribution infrastructure that protects that talent has not kept pace with AI advancements. This leaves voice actors without meaningful consent, credit, or compensation when their voices are used for synthetic generation.
Solution
VoiceSeal is an accountability layer for voice AI that lets voice actors register their voice identity once and control how AI platforms and studios may use it. The platform creates a biometric fingerprint from uploaded audio and maintains a registry of consent and licensing terms. Platforms can verify synthesis requests against this registered consent before generation, ensuring only authorized use occurs. When synthesis is authorized, the output is marked with in-band C2PA Content Credentials, providing verifiable provenance for synthetic audio. VoiceSeal bridges the gap between the speed of AI voice cloning and the rights infrastructure needed to protect voice talent.
Target Audience
Primary users are voice actors and creators who need to protect their voice identity, as well as AI voice synthesis platforms and studios that require consent verification and provenance tracking for synthetic audio.
Features
- 256-dimensional biometric voice fingerprint created from uploaded audio samples (WAV or MP3, minimum 3 seconds per file)
- Centralized consent registry that platforms can query to verify synthesis requests before generation
- In-band C2PA Content Credentials marking for authorized synthetic output to establish provenance
- BIPA-ready compliance framework for handling biometric voice data
- Ownership declaration and rights verification workflow during voice enrollment to prevent unauthorized voice registration
- Archive enrollment capability allowing voice actors to register historical audio libraries in bulk