BUILDING VOQIO IN THE OPEN

Voqio Changes

A clear record of the features, improvements, fixes, and privacy controls we are adding as Voqio grows.
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Privacy

Clear publication opt-out before beta sessions

Anonymous publication review is preselected for new beta conversations with a prominent explanation; testers can uncheck it before starting and can later withdraw any saved submission.

102
Fixed

Reliable member registration

Every authenticated sign-in now confirms a durable Voqio member record and refreshes activity, so Google-backed accounts appear consistently in owner member management.

103
New

Member roles and online presence

The owner dashboard now distinguishes Admin, Beta Tester, Moderator, and Member roles, identifies guests as signed-out visitors, and shows members active during the last five minutes.

104
New

Admin-created members and logout

The owner can create member records before a person signs in, manage or remove them safely, and signed-in users can now log out from the account menu.

105
New

Private conversation sharing

Signed-in members can create revocable, unlisted links for new or previously saved roundtables so friends can read the complete conversation without needing an account.

106
New

10-credit member promotion

Every existing Voqio member received 10 complimentary credits, and the first 10 new members to sign up receive 10 credits automatically while the limited promotion remains available.

107
New

Gemini joins every Voqio roundtable

New public, hosted, and private-beta conversations now include ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, and Gemini while historical three-model conversations remain unchanged.

108
Fixed

Unified beta-tester member accounts

Private-beta access now belongs to the same durable email-backed Voqio account used for profiles, history, preferences, and owner member management.

109
New

Public community member directory

Visitors can browse members who intentionally publish their profiles and open each profile to read approved public submissions.

110
Fixed

Reliable archived-example audio

When a Windows or desktop browser cannot start its built-in speech engine, published examples now switch automatically to a natural cloud voice with protected usage limits.