I’m Jijo, and I started Voicenotes.

Most people never publish—not because they have nothing to say, but because publishing feels like performing. Most of us don’t know how to write polished essays or record perfect podcasts, so we end up sharing nothing. And that’s a shame.

But if you lower the bar—not the quality, just the friction—something interesting happens. People start to talk. And in talking, they say things that are raw and real and often more insightful than anything they’d try to write down.

That’s why we built Voicenotes Pages. We’re removing the performance layer. You don’t need a blog. You don’t need a mic or editing software. You don’t need a plan. You just talk, hit publish, and your thoughts are out there.

I built this because I’m one of those people. I have things I want to share, but I get stuck trying to sound smart or articulate. Talking removes that pressure. I sound like myself. Turns out, that’s enough.

Publishing shouldn’t be reserved for the most polished or sophisticated.
It belongs to anyone with something worth saying.