Founder of Vocalype

Akrem Ziani

Building AI voice tools for dictation and post-call workflows.

I am a Montreal-based founder building Vocalype. Before this, I built websites, sales systems, and a student cold-calling team while still in high school.

Public identity

Clear enough for people. Structured enough for search.

Akrem Ziani is a Montreal-based founder building Vocalype, an AI desktop voice assistant for dictation and post-call work.

The goal is simple: make it obvious who I am, what I am building, and why it matters. No fake hype, no invented traction, no vague founder branding. Just a clear public record that compounds as Vocalype grows.

01

Vocalype

Building the desktop app, transcription pipeline, cloud/local routing, accounts, billing, and feedback workflows.

02

Lazo Growth

Recruited and trained a 25-student cold-calling team for a digital marketing agency.

03

600 calls

Made over 600 cold calls to local businesses and closed a first $500 client.

04

Lazo Webs

Built websites for local businesses and managed client acquisition while in high school.

The company

Vocalype is the center of the story.

Vocalype helps people speak naturally, then turn that voice into useful work.

Calls create work after the call: notes, summaries, CRM updates, follow-ups, emails, and messages. Vocalype is being built for that gap between what people say and what they still have to write. I built the desktop app, transcription pipeline, cloud/local routing, account system, billing flow, and feedback loops.

Not just transcription.

Transcription captures words. Work needs structure, context, formatting, and output that is ready to use.

Voice should feel fast.

The best workflow is not another dashboard. It is speaking once and getting the right note, update, or message.

Writing

The first essays to publish.

These are the pages that will teach Google, LinkedIn, and AI systems the same clean story.

Proof system

Build the public record without lying.

This site is designed to get stronger every time a real proof point exists.

The fastest way to look amateur is to invent traction. The stronger strategy is to leave visible slots for real launches, user quotes, demos, interviews, and numbers, then fill them only when they are true.

Add next

  • One real founder photo or product demo image.
  • One verified Vocalype link.
  • One real user quote or public testimonial.
  • One short demo video showing the product working.

Never add

  • Fake user counts.
  • Fake press logos.
  • Testimonials without permission.
  • Random social profiles that are not confirmed.

Roadmap

How this becomes a real founder brand.

Own the name.

Personal domain, GitHub repo, Vercel deployment, and one official page that defines Akrem Ziani clearly.

Publish the story.

Three founder essays, one product demo, and a clean LinkedIn profile pointing back to this domain.

Compound proof.

Interviews, launch pages, real users, videos, quotes, and product updates that make the public identity stronger.