A personalized ElevenLabs voice agent clone of me that my mother can call for IT assistance...instead of calling me. - ElevenLabs Instant Voice Clone (created with a reading of the Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock on a DJI Mic) - Twilio Individual Phone Line API - BraveSearch MCP for User Manual Search - Calibrated Q+A with Bayesian Softening for User-Specific Instruction Adjustment - All created with tender digital love, togetherness, and Finnish Hospitality in Sauna AI
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I'm a CS student at Berkeley, and like a lot of gen-z "devs", I learned to code by vibing — prompting an AI until something works, without always understanding why. It's fast, and it feels like magic, right up until it crashes. Then I'm stuck, because I never actually learned the thing that broke. DuckTape is my attempt to fix that. It's an AI coding buddy that talks to you like a real rubber duck — the old programmer's trick of explaining your problem out loud to a duck on your desk until the answer clicks. Except this duck actually talks back, and it remembers. It remembers what you're building, what broke last time, how you like to work. The goal isn't just to spit out fixes. It's to bring back the part of coding that vibing has quietly erased — the understanding, the back-and-forth, the "oh, THAT'S why it broke" moment. If you actually wanna learn coding + understand what ur building, get ducktape! A quick list of features: 🎓 Teaches, doesn't just fix — closes the vibe-coding understanding gap 👉 Point & explain — point at any code, it explains it out loud 💻 Web version + terminal — a CLI with the same brain and memory as the web GUI 🎙️ Talks with you out loud 🤖 Agent - can build new stuff & debug 🧠 Never forgets — remembers your project, stack, bugs, and fixes 🔗 One brain, everywhere — web, voice, and terminal share one memory
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabsReact + Tailwind+1

Sauna MatchWe made Tinder for your Sauna agents. Uses Elevenlabs TTS and STT and the inbuilt sauna OpenAI exposable model as the LLM. Given each user's sauna has a lot of context about their user, the Sauna agents can literally have pre-qualifying conversations in the background asking each other questions about the opposing user until they both decide at the end whether to swipe right or swipe left. If they both swipe right, then a chat room for the actual users is set on the app.
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80% of the workforce is deskless. HVAC and mechanical techs can’t type on a job site, so site history lives in people’s heads and documentation never happens. A repeat truck roll costs $150–$500. Incumbents are forms-on-a-phone — built for dispatchers, hated by techs. What it does Recall — arrive at a site, ask by voice, get the full visit history, warranty, and access notes. Capture — ramble a messy post-job debrief; parts, follow-ups, and access codes land in shared memory. Multiplayer — the next tech (or Sauna at HQ) asks what happened — and hears what you just logged. How it’s wired ElevenLabs is the mouth and ears (Conversational AI + server tools). Sauna is the brain and shared memory (custom MCP connector). FieldMemory is the voice front door between the rooftop and the shop. ElevenLabs Voice agent Sauna MCP Team memory Claude Structure + brief SQLite Local memory layer Who it’s for Mechanical / HVAC / electrical contractors with 20–200 techs. Roughly $60–100 per tech / month. One avoided repeat visit per tech per month pays for it — and every debrief raises switching cost.
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs
A voice-driven design brainstorming whiteboard. Transcribes your voice (ElevenLabs) and distills speech into structured design memory (product, features, constraints, rejected ideas, open questions). Forks a new branch every time you say "or..." so alternative directions become their own visual timeline you can switch between. Remembers the whole session, so you can ask "what were the three constraints?" or "bring back the folding-arm idea" and it recalls instantly
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs
My Grandma hates UI. She doesn't want to tap a button to ask a question. She wants to walk in the room and have the right thing happen — the weather, the prayer time, the call from her son, the reminder about her medicine, the photo from last week. You don't open an app. The app opens for you. The interface is the agent's judgment, not its controls. The UI is gone. The intelligence is in the back. It watches what you're doing, knows what you usually want in that moment, and surfaces it — mostly through voice, sometimes as a small floating bubble around the orb — and only when it actually helps. That's the shape of what's being built here. Argus is the surface area of a personal AI that doesn't have a screen. It runs in your browser, asks for camera + mic, and then disappears into the background. Every few seconds it captures one frame and a short audio clip from your environment, runs them through a vision model, and writes a structured memory of what's happening — what you're doing, where you are, who's around you, what it sounds like, how it feels. That memory grows. Over time it knows your patterns, your people, your places, your moods. When something genuinely matters, it speaks. Otherwise it stays quiet. The only thing on screen is an orb. A black background, a glowing blob in the middle that breathes when it's idle, pulses when it's listening, spins when it's thinking, and bounces when it's talking. Tap it to begin. Tap it again to ask something. Tap it again to stop. Everything else — the camera preview, the timeline, the concept graph, the typed question box — lives behind a small "Old" button in the corner, for the days you do want to peek under the hood.
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs
Calm TeamAI AAC that gives a voice to non-speaking kids a voice
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs
MyStory transforms children's drawings into personalized, AI-powered storybooks. After uploading a drawing, the app identifies the characters and creates a unique story, complete with beautiful illustrations, expressive voice narration, and immersive background music. Parents can customize the story's theme, genre, illustration style, and safety settings through a dedicated Parent Mode. The result is a magical storytelling experience where every child's imagination comes to life.
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabsGoogle Gemini Image Model
👻 Ghostmeet Video calls where the people who couldn't make it still get a say. If an expected\ guest doesn't show up but left some context, their voice proxy joins: it answers\ for them in their own voice (ElevenLabs) when named, and never makes things up. Live demo: < What it does - Voice in, voice out. Tap 🎤 Speak, say your line, and the named guest's proxy\ answers out loud (speech-to-text + LLM + text-to-speech, all via ElevenLabs + Sauna). - Grounded, honest proxies. Each proxy answers only from the context it was given.\ If it doesn't know, it says so instead of inventing. - Calendar-aware. For availability questions, a proxy checks the connected Google\ Calendar; when there's agreement, the organizer schedules the meeting in one click. - Wrap-up. The organizer ends the call and emails a summary (SUMMARY / DECISIONS /\ PENDING ACTIONS) plus what each proxy said, so absent people can confirm. - Multi-device. Join from a laptop or phone with a link; a TURN relay keeps\ cross-network (wifi ↔ cellular) video connected. How to use 1. Organizer: open the app, create a room, list the expected guests, and give each\ one a context note (+ optional voice, email, and calendar). 2. Share the ?room=CODE link. Guests tap Join call and allow camera/mic. 3. A guest who doesn't show up (and has context) becomes a proxy — name them in the\ chat or with 🎤 Speak to hear them reply. 4. Schedule the follow-up and send the summary from the organizer panel. How it's built Sauna App — WebRTC mesh + WebSocket signaling, an app-owned SQLite database (rooms,\ guests, transcript, presence), and Sauna's LLM + ElevenLabs endpoints called from the\ handler. Google Calendar and Gmail are the organizer's connected accounts. Honest limits - The proxy voice plays as audio in the call, not injected into the raw WebRTC stream. - Proxies are AI personas built from the context you provide — not real Sauna agents.\ The peer-to-peer path (pulling a real person's context from their shared Sauna) is\ wired but inactive until a teammate shares their Sauna. - A reply takes \6–8s (mostly model latency); a "thinking…" indicator shows meanwhile. - Calendar/email use the organizer's Google account; third-party availability needs\ those people to connect their own.
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Why? I run 10 of coding sessions daily. And orchestration of them a headache I would like to control them over voice So I could listen to agent when in gym or driving How? Expose opencode rest api ( that runs on dev vm over tailsaced funel Connect to the voice chat app on sauna
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabsopencode+3
PrepSaunaIts is a mock interview app made using Sauna, powered by 11labs for interviewer persona.
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs
Voice-first AI work OS — reads your inbox, files Jira tickets, creates Google Docs and Excel sheets, and sends Slack messages while you drive. No screen. No typing. Just your voice.
Sauna by WordwareElevenLabs