SpinVox

SpinVox is a consumer technology company that designs and markets the Voice Message Conversion System (VMCS) for mobile phones. VMCS takes voice recordings, namely voicemails, and converts them into text, including SMS (text messages) and email.¹

Fast Facts

1. Established: 2003
2. Service launched: 2005
3. Founders: Christina Domecq and Daniel Doulton
4. Headquarters: Marlow, United Kingdom
5. Total funding (2007): £10 million
6. Product patent name: Voice Message Conversion System (VMCS)
7. Provides a service which converts voice recordings into text messages, email or blog posts²
8. Chiefly used in mobile phone networks for processing voicemails
9. Also used online in blogs and social networking sites²

Mobile Usage

When used with a mobile phone, the SpinVox Voice Message Conversion System (VMCS) replaces the standard voicemail retrieval system included by the wireless carrier. Original voicemail messages must be retrieved at a new number. The service can be turned on or off, and set to only operate during regular daytime work hours.¹

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