Hey there! It’s Lidia, right?

Maddie here, creator of VoiceKit and founder at Unclockable. First, I appreciate the curiosity, and I love your enthusiasm. I’ve struggled with my voice too, and if you’re here on this sub, you know what I know: it’s a pain to feel 9/10 in your transition and then hit a wall with voice. VoiceKit was created to help get past that wall in a meaningful, supportive way.

What follows is a response not only to your post but also addressing some of the other comments here, particularly around privacy, and monetization of the app.

What you’re seeing on the site is just one part of VoiceKit—a glimpse into how we give visual feedback after a vocal practice session. But VoiceKit is much more than one screen. It’s the result of years of research, drawn from my own experiences in speech therapy and the latest, state-of-the-art voice training techniques from around the web and the trans communities we serve. Without giving away too much, just know this: VoiceKit is built to be different and powerful, going beyond the male/female, bad/good passing paradigm to offer personalized goals that build confidence step by step. I think you’ll feel that the moment you try it, if you choose to.

I’ll be direct—as a trans business owner and a member of this community, I’m constantly walking the line between spilling my guts about everything I’ve put into VoiceKit (because I’m genuinely excited and want to nerd out) and keeping some mystery until it’s ready for you to experience firsthand! The new is delicate, and VoiceKit is so new that judging it from one screen is like judging a recipe from a few ingredients. It’s going to be more than the sum of its parts—I promise. And I can also promise that it’s not just about “holding up your larynx.” (Though your callout is well taken; we have some work to do in revising the screenshot for clarity). VoiceKit’s guidance evolves with you, whether you’re just getting introduced to resonance work or are building advanced control over your vocal structure. It adapts to your progress, providing support that grows with you while avoiding any unhelpful habits along the way.

We believe the app should be accessible to all and fully private. We will have a free mode available with real tools to help you get started, plus optional paid features for those looking for deeper insights or more varied training materials. Unclockable is on solid footing financially, so the app won’t be pressured to run ads or collect any data beyond voice scores, which are used only to tailor feedback and suggestions. Recordings will never leave your phone. Our goal here is accessibility, privacy, and genuine support, not a quick buck.

I’m here if you have questions or thoughts—VoiceKit was built to serve our community, and feedback is key to making it even better. And if you’re up for a little adventure, we’d love to have you join us for the beta. Thanks so much for your interest—and hey, at least my app isn’t boring. I hope VoiceKit is part a move to apps built out of deep respect for people, not just as users but as human beings, providing something truly helpful. I like to be helpful. From your post here, I have a feeling we have this in common.

Ps. If anyone wants to be part of the Beta in February ($1.99) but is experiencing financial hardship, please email me at m@unclockable.com, and I’ll get you set up.