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GameVox

Privacy-first chat/video platform for gaming communities

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GameVox is a communication platform for gaming communities that prioritizes free speech, user privacy, and zero-friction access. No email or ID is required to sign up. Voice chat is end-to-end encrypted. The platform includes video, screen sharing, spatial audio for roleplay servers via GameLink, full markdown text channels, forums, and a built-in Discord import tool. Free accounts include 500 MB file uploads. GameVox is built by LightSpeed Gaming LLC, a small independent company based in Ohio, powering gaming voice comms for over two decades. The company is entirely self-funded with no venture capital, no ads, and no data sales. Revenue comes from optional server upgrade tiers. Self-hosting is available for communities that want full control of their data.

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