One short reading shows VoicePal the pattern behind your speech.

Transforming silence into words of confidence

Voice and video analysis

Patterns flagged automatically

Stuttering severity
12%
Mild
Lip and jaw match
87%
Against the reference reading
Sound to practisePhonetics
/r/ dropped in 9 words

Example report, not real patient data

One reading, four patterns checked

The test looks for the four speech patterns below and opens the dashboard built for yours.

Stuttering

Repeated sounds, stretched syllables and blocks that stop the flow of speech.

Stuttering dashboard and courses

Cluttering

Speech that rushes or comes in bursts, with words running into each other.

Cluttering dashboard and courses

Residual articulation

Sounds like r, s or l that stay hard to say after childhood.

For ages 12 and over

Childhood apraxia

Trouble planning the mouth movements for speech, so words come out inconsistently.

For children under 12

From one reading to your report

The test runs in your browser with your camera and microphone.

  1. 1

    Read aloud

    Read a short passage while video and audio record together.

  2. 2

    Add your details

    Age, case history, neurological events and current treatment.

  3. 3

    Analysis

    Your voice, facial movement and individual sounds are analysed.

  4. 4

    Your report

    Download the report and continue on the dashboard for your main pattern.

Allow camera and microphone access when your browser asks.

The team behind VoicePal

Meet the three people building VoicePal.

Aviral Tyagi

Full-stack developer

3.5 years across frontend, backend and AI.

Tejas Sharma

Designer and front-end developer

3 years in interface design and frontend code.

Ananye Tyagi

Researcher

3.5 years in software development and AI research.

Enhancing 3+ government schemes

Digital India
National Health Mission
Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK)
RAISE 2020

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