VoIPVault Launches on Steam With Audio Capture and Stream Deck Support
VoIPVault, developed solo by About47Pandas, is now available on Steam following roughly two years of development. The launch announcement describes the release as feeling "good and slightly weird and stressful" — a rare candid note from a solo developer crossing the finish line.
What's in the launch build
- Rolling audio capture — continuous background recording
- Separate tracks for microphone and application audio
- Clip editing and file management built in
- Soundboards
- Global hotkeys
- Stream Deck plugin — installed from a dedicated page inside VoIPVault
- Local storage only — recordings stay on the user's machine in a self-chosen folder
The Stream Deck integration ships as an included plugin rather than a separate download, though setup requires navigating to the Stream Deck page within the application itself.
About47Pandas has indicated they will monitor the Steam Discussions forum for bug reports, setup questions, and general feedback, with Discord available as an additional support channel.
For PC gamers who record voice chat or application audio — streamers, podcasters, or anyone who wants a local, non-cloud capture tool with hardware shortcut support — VoIPVault arrives as a purpose-built option with its core workflow features present from day one.