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Express yourself effortlessly with Whispp, the ultimate Assistive Voice Technology designed for individuals with voice disabilities and severe stuttering. Rediscover the joy of communication through clear and relaxed calls as our AI technology transforms whispered or impaired speech into a natural voice of your choice. Download Whispp for free and embark on a journey to reclaim your voice! Key Features: - Real-time Phone Calling: Experience natural, delay-free phone conversations with our AI conversion, catering to whispered speech and vocal cord impairment. - Voice Messages for Real-Life Conversations: Record and share voice messages seamlessly in face-to-face conversations or through popular social media apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and more. - Personalized Voice Creation: Craft your unique voice or choose from our existing profiles. Your Whispp voice will mirror your own healthy voice, thanks to recordings you provide. - Featured On: Forbes, Lifewire, Speech Technology, Tweakers, The Wall Street Journal, CES Innovation Award 2024 honoree, 4YFN24 finalist How It Works: Connect seamlessly with anyone on their mobile or fixed number. If you've lost your voice due to illness or trauma, Whispp offers a lifeline to enhanced communication. Your Whispp Voice: Whispp adapts to all voice types, from soft whispers to rough esophageal speech. Capture the essence of your past healthy voice with audio or video recordings. Join Our Mission: Be part of something bigger. Download Whispp, contribute your voice, and help us create a future where everyone can express themselves fully. Who Should Use Whispp? - Individuals with voice disabilities - Family, friends, and professionals communicating with people with voice disabilities - People who stutter severely - Speech therapists and healthcare professionals - CSR professionals supporting inclusion - Whisper enthusiasts Download Now and Make Your Voice Heard! End user license agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/