Four judges.
One verdict.
Four signals, one score.
Three, two, one.
A countdown starts you off, then it records up to 8 seconds and stops on its own. A live line shows your pitch against the target while you go. Dead air at either end is trimmed and the two clips are lined up before scoring.
Trace the line.
Sound rises and falls. We draw the line and check if yours matches the shape.
Your voice doesn't matter. The shape does.
Hit it when they hit it.
Where the loud and quiet parts fall, and whether your bleat runs about as long as theirs.
Whisper or shout?
The gap between your quietest and loudest moment.
Hold the phone wherever. Raw volume is mic distance, not skill.
Do the voice.
The grain of your voice: rasp, breath, nasal edge. Pitch and timing can match while the voice sounds nothing alike — texture catches that.
This one rewards commitment. It hears vocal quality, not who you are — not accent or word choice.
What the number means
We grade hard. A 78 should mean something.