VoiceForMe is a webcam-enabled instant messaging client. The application allows you to share your webcam with other users of the service. You can either enter the service (by logging in) as a guest or register an account. I like it that one is not required to register, though.
Once you are in, you will be taken to the main screen, which shows the available rooms. By joining a room, you will start hearing and seeing what is going on there. When I joined a room, the noise was quite annoying (everyone was talking at once). There is a chat window embedded in the main window that allows you to type and talk to either the entire room or a single member.
There isn't much customization available for the text and the sound options that you can change are system sound options, not options for the application itself. There are so many advertisements on the screen at all times that it is hard to stay focused on one thing. They all move, jump, and are very bright. This application is probably an attempt at making money via ads and it looks like the developers didn't really bother about making the application customizable or comfortable for the user.
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