wak.ie
A voice chat app connecting people worldwide for conversations based on shared interests
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About wak.ie
Wakie is a voice chat app and global community for connecting with people through voice conversations. Users browse profiles and ratings, send talk requests, and can join topic-based clubs for voice or text chats.
The app is free to use, with optional premium features. It is designed for people seeking conversations and social connections, rather than dating.
Wakie was founded by brothers Hrachik Ajamian and Tat Ajamyan, who also co-founded SleepDoctor, MedPair and Pearch.
Product: A mobile voice-chat app with topic-based clubs and optional premium features.
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