Find the AI clones of your voice, with proof.
Speaker-verification agents listen to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and ad libraries for one voice: yours. Each hit comes with the evidence your lawyer needs to act.
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Finds the AI clones of a voice actor’s voice, with evidence their lawyer can use.
A Tokyo court has just ruled that a voice actor’s voice is protected, like a face. Voicelien’s agents listen to short-video platforms and ad libraries for the voices of the actors who hire it, a person checks every strong match, and the evidence and takedown drafts go to the actor’s lawyer.
- Step 01
Listens for one voice, all day
Agents crawl TikTok, YouTube Shorts and ad libraries and run speaker verification on the audio against the voice of the actor who hired us.
- Step 02
A person checks every strong match
Every hit above the threshold is checked by a human, because a false match can defame someone, and human imitators are never flagged.
- Step 03
Evidence and drafts for your lawyer
Timestamp, account, reach and a similarity score, captured as evidence, with platform takedowns drafted for you or your lawyer to send.
Built for voice actors and their agencies, Japan first.
A weekly watch on your voice
A monitoring plan for each voice, with clone hits reported every week.
Hits you can act on
Each with a timestamp, the account, its reach and a similarity score.
Takedown and evidence packs
Built in the format your lawyer wants, ready for them to send or file.
First up: We open with a free public report: a scan for AI clones of 10 famous public voices.
The world just changed.
What changed, and where it was reported.
A Tokyo court ruled that using voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda’s voice in AI-narrated TikTok videos without permission infringed his publicity rights: Japan’s first recognition of a right to one’s voice.
AP via NY1In Lehrman v. Lovo, New York right-of-publicity claims over AI voice clones survived a motion to dismiss.
Loeb & LoebThe federal NO FAKES Act cleared Senate Judiciary in June 2026, then stalled when Sen. Cruz objected on September 30.
Daily Journal
One person and 3 AI agents.
The agents, all day
- Crawling short-video platforms
- Running speaker verification
- Triaging clone hits
- Capturing evidence
- Drafting platform takedowns
What a person does
A person checks every hit above the threshold before you see it. Anything with legal force is sent by you or your lawyer, and claims go through licensed lawyers you hire and pay.
We gather evidence for rights the courts recognise. Voicelien watches only voices whose owner hired us, never flags a human imitator, and sends nothing with legal force: that goes out from the voice owner’s lawyer.
What about impressionists who sound like me?
We never flag a human imitator. Imitation by a person is often legal, and sound-alikes cause most false matches, so every strong hit gets a human check.
Does the law protect my voice where I live?
It depends on the country. Courts in Japan and New York have recognised voice rights, while the US NO FAKES Act has stalled. Your lawyer decides what applies to you.
What happens to my voiceprint?
A voiceprint is biometric data, so we take it only with your consent and use it only to find clones of your voice.
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