I built GPTVoice so friends can talk with ChatGPT’s live voice mode in Discord — using a normal ChatGPT account, no API required
I’ve been having a lot of fun with ChatGPT’s live voice mode. It can feel surprisingly natural, funny, and sometimes completely chaotic—especially when you start joking around with it.
At some point I thought: why should I be the only one hearing these conversations? It would be much funnier if my friends could join in through Discord.
So I built GPTVoice, an open-source Windows app that lets people in a Discord voice channel talk with ChatGPT’s live voice mode together.
GPTVoice uses the user’s normal ChatGPT web session instead of the OpenAI API or Realtime API. I chose this because many people already use ChatGPT through the website or a subscription, but may not have API access or want to manage a separate API bill.
This started as a hobby project for funny conversations with friends—not as an official OpenAI or Discord product.
There are still some limitations. It currently supports Windows, depends on the ChatGPT web interface, and ChatGPT’s own voice limits or UI changes can affect the experience. Everyone in the Discord channel shares the same conversation, so speaker identities are not separated.
GitHub:
https://github.com/mutedvector/gptvoice-discord
I’d love feedback on the setup process, audio quality, latency, and whether this is something other people would enjoy using with their friends.