TalkClara is an AI voice companion designed for thinking out loud, following tangents, and having conversations. It uses an expressive synthetic voice and allows users to interrupt the AI or be interrupted in return, mimicking natural human dialogue. The service is accessed through a web browser; no account or sign-in is required for trial calls. Each trial lasts three minutes and does not save conversation memory. After the trial, users can purchase a one-time payment pass for unlimited conversation time with no minute cap, locked at a price of $19 USD for the first 30 days. The pass also includes optional browser memory for saving notes, a direct line to the developer, and a vote on future features. Calls connect when a line is available, and capacity is shared among users. Typical use cases include verbal brainstorming, processing daily events, or simply enjoying a conversational exchange without the need for a human listener. The workflow begins by opening the website in a browser, allowing microphone access, and starting a three minute trial. No account creation is necessary. For extended use, users purchase a pass and can continue conversations indefinitely. The AI does not function as a therapist or a person; it is a synthetic companion intended to support thinking aloud. Technical requirements include an internet connection, a microphone, and headphones. The service runs in a browser and currently operates on shared GPU servers funded by the developer, with no investors, ads, or data sales. A self-hosted local version is a planned priority after the beta phase, but no release date has been set. Up to three trial calls per internet address are allowed within a 24 hour period. Existing beta invitations remain valid, and a free beta waitlist offers 60 free conversation minutes when space opens.