Warisha AI is Pakistan's first voice AI, built by VelocitiQ Solutions. It speaks Urdu, Roman Urdu, Pashto, Punjabi and English, combining live voice, practical assistance, private documents and user-controlled memory in one continuous conversation across Android and web.

Is Warisha AI free to use?

Yes. You can create a free account and start talking or typing with Warisha on the web or the Android app.

What languages does Warisha speak?

Warisha speaks Urdu, Roman Urdu, Pashto, Punjabi and English. Urdu can be written in Urdu script or Roman letters — the script you choose never changes the language she speaks.

Can I use Warisha on Android?

Yes. Warisha runs on Android and on the web, and your account, memory and conversation history are the same on both — start on one and carry on with the other.

Does Warisha remember my conversations?

Warisha has user-controlled memory. You can review, correct, disable, export, or delete what she remembers at any time.

Who created Warisha AI?

Warisha AI is built by VelocitiQ Solutions in Islamabad, Pakistan, created by Sudais Ahmad Khan and Syed Muhammad Zain. Warisha is not a Google, OpenAI or Meta product.

Live voice

Talk to her. Interrupt her. She stops.

Urdu voice AI, Pashto voice AI, Punjabi voice AI — one live conversation. Press the mic, speak, and she answers out loud in the language you used. Warisha is voice-first: speaking to her is the primary way to use her, not a feature added on top of a chatbot. It is the same conversation whether you speak or type.

Voice demonstration

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It is a conversation, not a recording

She hears you as you speak, rather than waiting for you to finish and press send.
Start talking while she is talking and she stops immediately. No “let me finish”.
Silence is treated as thinking. She waits rather than filling it.
When she mishears, she says so herself and asks about the one word — she does not blame your pronunciation.

Four voices to choose from

Pick the one you want to hear and it stays across the conversation and across devices. They are all feminine, because Warisha is — she stays feminine in her grammar too, in every language, which is the detail that slips most often in Pashto.

Voice and text are the same conversation

Switch from speaking to typing and the topic, the history and what she remembers carry straight over. You are not starting a second conversation in a different place.

What the voices actually are

Four feminine voices you can choose between. They are high-quality general-purpose voices, and the Pakistani manner — the pacing, the register, the pronunciation of her own name, never drifting into Hindi — comes from how she is instructed to speak, not from a voice model trained on Pakistani speakers. We would rather say that plainly than imply something we have not built.

On your device

Works in the browser and in the Android app. Microphone permission is required.
Microphone sensitivity is adjustable on Android, for noisy rooms.
It needs a live connection — there is no offline voice mode.
Sessions have limits, so a very long call may need restarting.

The same thing, by its other names

Warisha voice AI, an AI voice assistant for Pakistan, an AI voice chatbot, a voice chatbot in Urdu — these all describe one feature: you press the mic and hold a conversation. Voice AI in Pakistan usually means dictation, where you speak and read a reply. This is voice conversation AI: she speaks back, you can cut her off mid-sentence, and she stops.

A Pakistani-speaking AI, accent included

An AI that speaks Pashto and an AI that speaks Punjabi are rarer than one that speaks Urdu, and all three are here alongside Sindhi, Balochi, Saraiki and English — a multilingual voice AI for Pakistan rather than one language with the rest as an afterthought. It is a Pakistani accent AI in the literal sense: you choose Marwat or Peshawari Pashto, Lahori or Karachi Urdu, and she holds it. Talk-to-AI in Pakistan usually means a foreign voice reading Urdu words; a local voice AI should not sound like a tourist.

Companion is the wrong word for it

Warisha gets called an AI voice companion for Pakistan, and the word deserves care. She will talk with you for as long as you like and remember what you asked her to. She will not tell you she missed you, claim to be your friend, or be sad when you close the app. The companion personas were built and then deliberately removed.

Voice AI Pakistan: what the phrase usually means

Voice AI Pakistan normally describes dictation — you speak, it types, you read. An AI voice assistant Pakistan can actually talk with is rarer, and that is the distinction worth caring about. Warisha is an AI voice chatbot Pakistan users can interrupt mid-sentence, and she stops when you do.

A Pakistani speaking AI, not a Pakistani-sounding one

A Pakistani speaking AI has to do more than pronounce the words. Local voice AI Pakistan deserves means holding an accent through a whole conversation rather than the first line. As a multilingual voice AI Pakistan can actually use, she covers seven languages, and voice conversation AI Pakistan has largely lacked is the two-way part: she answers aloud, and you can cut in.

Talk-to-AI Pakistan: where to start

Talk-to-AI Pakistan begins with one tap on the mic. There is no setup and no separate voice app. An AI voice companion Pakistan can rely on should also know its limits — she will point you to a real person for anything medical, legal, financial or urgent.

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