Whispp Assistive Voice App for People with Voice Disabilities and Severe Stuttering

What is Whispp?

Whispp utilizes language-independent AI technology to transform whispered speech and speech impacted by vocal cord impairments into a clear and natural voice, all without delay. The technology is adaptable to various voice conditions, from soft whispers to esophageal speech, and even functions effectively with an Electrolarynx.

By providing recordings, users can even personalize their Whispp voice to sound like their own healthy voice, ensuring familiar and comfortable communication. The Whispp app allows calls to any mobile or fixed number; the recipient does not need the app installed.

Features

Real-time Conversion: Converts whispered and impaired speech into clear audio without delay.
Language Independent: Functions regardless of the language being spoken.
Personalized Voice: Creates a personalized voice based on user recordings.
Broad Compatibility: Works with various voice disabilities, including those using an Electrolarynx.
Easy Calling: Allows users to call anyone on a mobile or landline; recipients do not need the app.

Use Cases

Enabling clear phone conversations for individuals with voice impairments.
Assisting people who stutter to communicate more fluently and with less effort.
Facilitating communication for individuals using an Electrolarynx.
Helping patients maintain communication abilities after a voice disorder diagnosis.
Improving workplace communication for employees with voice disabilities.

FAQs

How does Whispp sound?

Whispp converts the original voice into a clear and natural voice. You can even personalize your Whispp voice by providing recordings, so it sounds like your own healthy voice.
Who can I call with Whispp?

With the Whispp app, you can reach anyone you want on their mobile or fixed number. The other person does not have to download the app.
How Whispp can help with stuttering?

Scientific research shows that people who stutter severely talk much more relaxed and reduce their stuttering frequency by an average of 85% while whispering.