Can I clone my own voice for the assistant to use?

No. Current speaks with one fixed voice across every workspace, and there is no voice cloning or per-workspace voice selection. That is a deliberate design decision, not a missing feature.

Here is the reasoning:

• Callers deserve to know they are talking to an AI. Every call Current makes or answers opens with a disclosure: your business name first, then Current identified as an AI assistant. A cloned voice that sounds exactly like you (or someone on your team) works directly against that honesty. If a customer thinks they are talking to the owner and later finds out it was software, you lose trust that is hard to win back.
• A cloned voice works against disclosure. The whole point of the opening greeting is that callers know they are speaking with an AI. A voice indistinguishable from a real person cuts against that, and undisclosed or impersonated voices are exactly the kind of calling that draws complaints and scrutiny. One clearly artificial, clearly disclosed voice keeps Current honest.
• Consistency helps your customers. Because Current sounds the same everywhere and always names your business up front, repeat callers quickly learn what it is: a capable assistant that can look them up, book them in, or hand them to a person. That predictability makes the handoff to your team feel natural instead of jarring.

The assistant's name is fixed too: it identifies as Current on every call and cannot be renamed. What you do control is everything Current knows and does: your business details, transfer targets, booking availability, and call behavior, all configured on the Voice Agents page under Marketing.

This is general information, not legal advice.