Whispp
Whispp is an AI-driven technology primarily aimed at aiding people with speech impediments and severe stuttering. This tool showcases innov...
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What is Whispp?
Whispp is a real‑time, on‑device voice‑reconstruction AI that turns whispered, hoarse, strained, or otherwise impaired speech into clear, natural‑sounding speech during calls and messages. It is designed primarily for people with voice disabilities and severe stuttering, giving them a functional voice that can be used inside phone calls, video calls, and voice messages without relying on text‑to‑speech or pre‑recorded phrases. The technology runs close to the device edge, which keeps latency under about 100 ms so the conversation feels live and natural while preserving speaker identity and accent.
The tool offers both a mobile app and a desktop virtual‑microphone solution so users can plug Whispp into standard conferencing platforms like Teams, Zoom, and WhatsApp. On the accessibility side, it can convert soft or affected speech into a loud, clear voice chosen from a set of preset voices, and it also supports creating a personal ‘Whispp voice’ that mimics the user’s own healthy voice by recording now or uploading past recordings. This makes it useful not only for people with permanent voice loss but also those who want to bank their voice before surgery or preserve an improved voice after therapy.
Whispp is aimed at people with voice disorders, severe stuttering, or other conditions that make speaking difficult, as well as anyone who wants to whisper‑speak in noisy or private environments. It also powers private and discreet calls, since the user can speak very softly while Whispp outputs a clear, louder voice on the other end. The company markets it as both an assistive technology and a licensable streaming voice‑AI platform for third‑party apps, hardware, and telephony solutions, enabling developers to integrate real‑time voice reconstruction into their own products.
Key use cases include everyday phone calls, work or social video calls, and voice messaging when the user cannot speak normally. The technology is language‑independent: it works with any spoken language while allowing the user to ‘tune’ the accent of the output voice (for example, English with a French accent). This makes it suitable for a global audience, especially in supported countries where native calling is available. Whispp also targets developers and enterprises through its SDKs and API, which let them embed the voice‑reconstruction engine into mobile apps, desktop software, and telephony relay services.
The experience is meant to be simple: once the app is installed, the user can start a call or record a message immediately, trying different voices or uploading prior recordings to recreate a personal voice. The desktop virtual‑mic mode works as a standard microphone source so conferencing tools see Whispp as just another audio device, reducing friction for users and meeting hosts. Overall, Whispp focuses on lowering the barrier to vocal communication, restoring confidence for people with voice differences, and enabling whisper‑based interaction in public or noisy settings without exposing the user’s impaired speech.
Whispp pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The Whispp app is free to download, and users can send an unlimited number of voice and video messages at no cost. Upon creating an account, new users receive 30 minutes of free calling credit. Longer or more frequent calling is supported through three paid plans available inside the app, whose specific pricing and duration tiers are described in the app’s in‑app purchase section. Additional premium services, such as recreating a lost healthy voice from past recordings, are offered as a separate premium service currently priced at €300, payable in two installments of €150.
Whispp pros
- Real‑time voice reconstruction with very low latency under 100 ms
- Runs on‑device so processed audio stays close to the user
- Supports wandering between languages while preserving expressiveness
- Allows users to choose different preset voices that sound natural
- Can preserve and mimic the user’s original healthy voice as a personal voice
- Works for many voice conditions including whisper, hoarse, or esophageal speech
- Designed specifically for people with voice disabilities and severe stuttering
- Enables private and discreet calls by converting whispers into clear speech
- Compatible with standard conferencing apps via virtual‑microphone desktop mode
- Offers both mobile and planned desktop apps for different environments
- Includes built‑in voice and video messaging that can be used free of charge
- Provides a free trial calling allowance after account creation
- Available on both iOS and Android platforms
- Can be integrated into third‑party apps and hardware via SDKs and API
- Supports multiple accents such as US English, UK English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Korean
- Helps users who stutter by encouraging deliberate whispering for smoother output
Whispp cons
- Calling feature is currently limited to a fixed set of supported countries
- Recipient calling benefits such as app‑to‑app video calls require the other party to install the app
- Some advanced capabilities like app‑to‑app video are iOS only with Android support marked as ‘coming soon’
- Personal voice creation from past recordings is a premium paid service rather than included in base plans
- Desktop app experience is still in development, so desktop workflows may feel less mature
- Still requires a working microphone and decent articulation, so it may not work as well for very unintelligible speech
- No clear mention of full offline operation; the technology is described as relying on an internet connection
- Information about detailed latency behavior under heavy network conditions is not prominently documented
Frequently asked questions about Whispp
How can I download Whispp?
You can download the Whispp app for free from the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store using the links provided on the Whispp website; if you encounter any issues downloading, the support team can be contacted via email for assistance.
How does Whispp work and what do I need to use it?
Whispp uses audio‑to‑audio AI to convert soft or affected speech into loud, clear speech in a voice of your choice, and you only need a mobile phone with the app installed and an internet connection to use it as intended.
How do I use the Whispp app?
The company provides a YouTube video playlist that walks through the entire Whispp app interface and workflows, guiding you step by step on how to select voices, make calls, and send messages.
What languages and accents does Whispp support?
Whispp’s real‑time voice technology works for all spoken languages, while also letting you tune the accent of the output voice, such as US English, UK English, Dutch, Dutch‑Belgian, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, and Korean, with more accents planned in future updates.
In which countries is Whispp calling available?
Native calling from Whispp to phone numbers is currently available only in certain countries including the USA, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain; for other locations you can still use messaging and, if both parties have the app, app‑to‑app calls.
What are the costs associated with using Whispp?
The Whispp app is free to download and app‑internal voice and video messaging can be used unlimited times at no cost; you receive 30 minutes of free calling after account creation, and additional calling is provided via three paid in‑app plans whose details are listed within the app’s purchase section.
Where can I get help with using the Whispp app?
Whispp offers customer support via email, responding within one to two business days, and the FAQ page also directs users to tutorial videos and documentation for common usage questions.
Does the recipient of my call need to have Whispp installed?
The recipient does not need to install Whispp to receive a call, but if they do, they can see your caller name more clearly, use app‑to‑app calls, and participate in video calls with you, features which are initially available on iOS with Android support planned.
Can I make video calls with Whispp?
Yes, Whispp supports real‑time video calling within the app, currently on iOS only, where both parties must have the app installed; Android support for this feature is expected to follow in a future update.
Does Whispp work for people with voice disabilities or severe stuttering?
Whispp is specifically designed for people with voice disabilities and severe stuttering, as long as articulation is relatively clear; it can convert soft or affected speech, including whisper and electrolarynx use, into natural‑sounding speech, though individual results may vary and a trial is recommended.