Opens next week
104Hz Deeper than 70% of men
You have heard yourself on a recording and thought that is not me. It is. And it has been making decisions about you — in interviews, on calls, on dates — before you finish your first sentence.
Nothing to install yet — the app opens next week.
Deeper than 70% of men
61.2
Up 6.2 from your last scan. This is what people judge you on.
What you get after thirty seconds of reading aloud
How you find out it worked
Nobody compliments a voice by quoting a hertz figure. This is what it actually sounds like when the work shows — and it is the only review a voice ever gets.
The group chat
wait say that again
say what
your voice got deep??
Your manager
Can you take the client call tomorrow?
me?
You're the one they actually listen to.
Your oldest friend
send that voice note again
why
im making it my alarm
Someone you just met
ok that was actually smooth
what was
the voice note. don't make it weird
Someone in the meeting
you got the room to shut up
i just said the thing
you said it like you meant it
The one who films everything
you should do voiceovers fr
im not doing that
you say that now
The part nobody tells you
Pitch is only half of why a voice sounds deep. The other half is resonance — and resonance trains.
Pitch is the size of the instrument — you cannot make a cello out of a violin. Depth is mostly how it is played: resonance, clarity, steadiness, delivery. Those are what people hear as depth and authority, and all four move with work. Every app promising you a deeper voice is selling you the part that does not.
Be honest
Why it feels wrong
What you hear is conducted through your own skull — warmer and deeper than the sound that leaves your mouth. Everyone else has been listening to the recording version your entire life. Baritone is the first time you get to hear what they hear, as a number.
The five-minute proof
Most of what makes a voice sound thin is tension you cannot feel — a tight jaw, a closed throat, breath you never use. Let it go and your voice drops on the spot. Deeper, fuller, harder to talk over.
You can start on that voice in sixty seconds. Not in thirty days — today, before you have trained a thing.
Baritone measures you cold, walks you through the sixty seconds, then measures you again. You do not have to believe anyone. You watch your own number move.
↓ 7 Hz, in one session
And it fades by tomorrow — that is the honest part. A warm-up borrows the voice; the thirty days are about making it the one you have by default. Figures shown are an example: how far yours moves depends on how much tension you were carrying.
Sixty seconds is all it takes to stop guessing.
Thirty days is a long time alone
What thirty days looks like
Same passage, same room, every Sunday. A week you did nothing reads "steady", not a made-up gain — which is the only reason the weeks you did something mean anything.
Measured with Praat, the acoustic toolkit speech clinics use.
Before you ask
No. It is signal processing — the same maths a tuner uses to tell you a string is flat. Hand it the same file twice and you get the same number twice.
↳ Same recording, three times. That is the whole point.
Some of it, and we tell you exactly which. Your pitch is mostly your anatomy and will barely move — anyone promising otherwise is selling you something. Resonance, clarity, steadiness and delivery do move, and they are most of what people react to.
Thirty seconds to measure. Five minutes a day after that, and one re-scan a week to see whether it worked. That is the whole thing.
One message, when the scan opens. It is not sold, not shared, and unsubscribing deletes it rather than flagging it. Your recordings are deleted the moment they are measured — that part is in the privacy policy, not just in a sentence here.
First 500 through the door
Resonance, clarity, steadiness, delivery — the four things that decide whether a room listens to you, and the four that move with work. Baritone measures where yours sit, then trains them.