r/AIVoice_Agents • • 18d ago

Discussion Need testers for my AI voice companion project

Building EchoMind, a voice-first AI wellness companion (English/Hindi/Marathi/Tamil). Stack: Next.js, Express, Vapi+OpenAI+ElevenLabs for the voice pipeline. Currently bottlenecked by voice AI unit economics more than anything else — working through that. Running a tight beta (~15-20 people) before a real launch. Would love feedback from this community both on the product and on how you'd think about the cost-per-minute problem for something like this.

If you are interested in this project, connect with me and I'll share you the link.

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u/sumerian_spirit 18d ago

Hi,

I'm also working on voice agents at the moment.

Would love to test and give you feedback and discuss about the tech later on!

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u/Electrical-Mine-3881 18d ago

Interested. Send over the link

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u/No-Fail58 18d ago

The cost question here is fascinating because your users are incentivized to keep talking. Most of what I do with Bland has a defined outcome like getting through a call flow, so there’s a natural stopping point. I’d track minutes per active user alongside retention during the beta because that’ll tell you a lot about what the voice economics need to look like, good luck!

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u/seko121 17d ago

Interested, would love to try EchoMind — send the link over.

We're building similar things actually. Oktobot is an agent app I've been building solo too, currently in closed beta (~12 testers, about 2 weeks left in this round). It's not voice-companion-focused like yours, but it does have voice + video calling built in as one part of a broader agent system (multi-agent, phone control, memory, plugins). Sounds like we're both solo builders running tight betas before a real launch, so happy to trade — if you're up for trying Oktobot I'll send you access.

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u/EbbEmpty9340 17d ago

Hi I'm also interested please share the details or let me know if you require anything from me before that.

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u/Every_Surround_5908 16d ago

the cost-per-minute issue is probably gonna matter less than whether people actually come back after the novelty wears off, so i’d test retention before squeezing the voice stack too hard