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Voicebuddy

Voicebuddy - Voice Care for Everybody

Voicebuddy is a revolutionary, platform-independent web-app dedicated to improving and maintaining voice health. Whether you have voice problems or wish to enhance your vocal well-being, Voicebuddy is here to support you.

Voicebuddy is currently being developed in close collaboration with the Clinical Audiology, Speech and Language Research Centre (CASL)  of Queen Margaret University Edinburgh. This ensures that Voicebuddy is evidence-based and follows established clinical guidelines.


Voicebuddy will launch in 2025. Feel free to contact us in the meantime if you want to know more.

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Teachers

Teachers

Many teachers have problems with their voice. Research suggests that most teachers are not trained in voice care and don't know what to do when their voice is not right.

Sports coaches

Sports coaches

Working outside or in rooms with poor acoustics (swimming pools!) often means shouting to make yourself heard, potentially harming the voice.

Politicians

Politicians

Stressfull environments and addressing large crowds can challenge the voice.

Lecturers

Lecturers

Similarly to teachers, lecturers are often not trained in voice care, but frequently have to speak for long hours.

Actors

Actors

Actors are often trained to use their voice safely, but performance demands might still strain the voice.

Voiceover artists

Voiceover artists

Long hours and extreme voice acrobatics can wear down even the most resistant voices.

Call centre workers

Call centre workers

Time pressure, noisy environments and dry air can have serious negative impact on the voice.