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Frequently asked

Which iPhones can run Mimic?

Mimic's live voice changer needs Apple's Neural Engine to hit the ~1 second latency that makes Performer Mode feel responsive. In practice that means an iPhone 15 Pro or newer for the best experience. Older iPhones can still play back voices and use offline conversion, but live mode will feel sluggish or skip frames. Mimic will tell you on first launch if your device falls short.

Does Mimic work without an internet connection?

Yes. Voice cloning, live conversion, recording, and playback all run on-device, so the app works fully offline. The only thing that needs the internet is restoring a Pro purchase, which is handled by Apple's StoreKit.

How do I clone a voice?

Open the Clone tab and follow the prompts. You'll be asked to record a short, clean sample — around ten seconds of normal speech in a quiet room works best. Mimic extracts a speaker embedding on-device and creates a new voice avatar that you can pick from the Voices grid. The whole flow takes under a minute and never touches the network.

My cloned voice doesn't sound right. What can I do?

The biggest factor is the recording quality of your source sample. Try again in a quieter environment, hold the phone about an arm's length away, and speak naturally — not too fast, not too theatrical. Avoid background music, TV, or other voices in the room. If a clone still doesn't sound right after a clean sample, email us and we'll take a look.

What's in Mimic Pro?

Pro unlocks: voice cloning (Studio cloning and live conversion through your cloned avatars), all built-in Pro voices in the library, unlimited Performer Mode time, and unlimited saved recordings. The free tier includes three voices and a generous trial of Performer Mode so you can hear what live conversion sounds like before paying.

How much does Mimic Pro cost?

Mimic Pro is $3.99 per month or $19.99 once for lifetime access. Both options come with a 14-day free trial, so you can try cloning and the full voice library before paying.

How do I cancel my Mimic Pro subscription?

Open iOS Settings, tap your Apple ID at the top, then Subscriptions, then Mimic. From there you can cancel at any time; you keep Pro until the end of the current billing period. If you bought the lifetime tier, there is nothing to cancel — it's yours forever. Refund requests for either go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Where are my recordings stored?

On your device. Source recordings and converted output are written into Mimic's app data. They are never uploaded anywhere. Tap a recording's share button to export it via iOS's share sheet (Messages, Mail, Files, AirDrop, etc.).

What happens to my cloned voices and recordings if I delete the app?

They go away with the app. Because Mimic stores everything in its own app data on the device and does not back up to a server, uninstalling removes your cloned voices, your source samples, and any saved recordings too. Export anything you want to keep first. iCloud-backed device backup will preserve them as part of the device backup.

Is it legal to clone someone's voice?

That depends on what you do with it. Cloning your own voice, or someone else's with their clear consent, for personal or creative use is fine. Using a cloned voice to impersonate a person without consent, defraud someone, harass another person, or produce non-consensual sexual content is against Mimic's terms and is likely illegal where you live. The fact that Mimic runs entirely on-device does not change that — you are responsible for what you do with the tool.

How do I revoke a permission I previously granted?

Open iOS Settings → Mimic. Every permission Mimic requested has its own toggle. Turning one off takes effect immediately; the matching feature in the app will route around it gracefully.

Found a bug or have a feature idea?

Use the in-app feedback form (Settings → Send feedback) or email gwolny@me.com. If you're reporting a bug, mentioning your iPhone model, iOS version, which voice you were using, and what you were doing right before it happened helps a lot.

Privacy questions

See the privacy policy for the full picture, or email the same address.