I've Lost My Voice
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About this app
- Category Health & Fitness
- Age 10
- Updated Oct 29, 2014
- OS IOS
Editor reviews
A focused vocal health companion for anyone dealing with hoarseness, laryngitis, or vocal fatigue. This app helps you understand your voice status, follow a safe recovery plan, and build healthier speaking habits. Ideal for teachers, call center agents, singers, public speakers, and anyone who relies on their voice.
Core features:
- Quick voice check: Record a short sample to assess loudness, stability, and potential strain patterns.
- Personalized recovery plan: Get daily guidance on voice rest, hydration, gentle warm-ups, and speaking strategies.
- Progress tracking and reminders: Track symptoms, triggers, and improvements with simple logs and timely notifications.
Why it’s different:
- Practical, step-by-step guidance grounded in voice care best practices.
- Easy, non-technical insights you can act on immediately.
- Built for real-life use with short sessions and clear tips.
Keywords: voice therapy app, vocal health, hoarse voice, laryngitis recovery, speech therapy support, Health & Fitness, Medical. This app offers wellness guidance and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment.
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SOTO (Student On-Task Observation)
How to use:
1. Download and create a profile: Set your voice goals and select common symptoms like hoarseness, strain, or loss of voice.
2. Run your first voice check: Follow the on-screen cues to speak for a few seconds; get a simple overview of loudness, stability, and strain indicators.
3. Start your recovery plan: Follow daily steps for hydration, voice rest intervals, and short, gentle vocal exercises tailored to your status.
4. Log and track progress: Record symptoms, triggers, and speaking load each day; watch trends to see what helps or worsens your voice.
5. Adjust and share: Refine your plan based on progress and export a summary to share with a clinician or voice coach if needed.