I kept running into the same problem trying to talk to someone in a noisy place and just giving up after a while. Caf s, crowded places, bars it s not even the volume, it s the effort of trying to follow a conversation. So I built something to fix that. It s called Whisperlink Voice. It has two modes: Internet mode (works like a normal voice call) Airtalk mode (works without internet using Bluetooth/Wi-Fi between nearby phones) The idea is simple: Instead of fighting background noise, you hear the other person directly through your headphones. I ve been testing it in real environments and it actually makes conversations feel way less draining. Still early, but curious what people think. Would you use something like this?

Hey everyone I m Vallabha. CSE student, builder by habit. I like taking ideas that sound good in theory and actually making them work (most of the time ). Lately I ve been spending a lot of time on full-stack projects and exploring how AI fits into real products not just demos. Big on hackathons, late-night debugging, and learning things the hard way. Here to see what others are building, share my work, and get better every day. If you re building something cool, I d love to check it out