Tor-anonymous voice chat. Fork of Mumla with embedded Tor (no Orbot) and the anon.gratis Mumble .onion pre-loaded as the default server. One tap connects you to voice once Tor finishes bootstrapping. Embedded Tor — same libtor.so we ship in Anon XMPP / Mail. Boots on app start, binds SOCKS5 on 127.0.0.1:9050, every Mumble TCP packet flows through Tor Pre-populated server — the anon.gratis voice .onion is the only entry in the server list on first launch. Tap [ CONNECT ] and you're in Mumble protocol is TCP-only (signaling + audio), which is what makes it the only practical anonymous voice tool — UDP-based clients (Discord, Signal calls, WebRTC) cannot route over Tor Opus codec, low bandwidth. Audio quality is decent; latency over Tor is 300–500 ms (workable for conversational use, painful for fast back-and-forth) Cert fingerprint verification on first connect — check against the value at /comms.html Token-gated rooms — the server exposes ops, signals, and casual under Root, all token-gated. Paste your room tokens under Configure → Settings → Network → Tokens → Add (or Server → Edit → Tokens on some forks), then disconnect and reconnect for the tokens to apply. Distribute tokens out-of-band via PGP or OMEMO — see /comms.html for the channel structure. PIN + biometric app lock available in Settings (same implementation as the other Anon apps) No Google Play Services, no FCM, no analytics, no auto-backup, no clearnet fallback Free software under GPLv3 — fork of Mumla (itself a Plumble fork) F-Droid repo: https://anonymous.gratis/fdroid/repo Tip portal: http://ieyezgeojxw73hv4szrkbreea3rd6ri7xfbevngi63uabothn226euyd.onion