Make your voice easier to hear

Skyted Voice is now available on Android. The free app launched on Google Play on June 8. It connects to a Bluetooth headset, picks up your voice in real time, and amplifies it so the people around you can hear you clearly. For anyone who cannot speak loudly enough to be understood in daily life, that is a practical change to ordinary conversations. Android reaches the majority of phones worldwide, so the tool is in more hands from day one.

What Skyted Voice does

Skyted Voice is a voice amplification app. You speak at a volume that feels comfortable, and the app raises your voice to a level others can follow. The sound plays out loud near you, so the person across the table, the pharmacist behind the counter, or your family at dinner hears a clearer version of what you said. There is no menu to navigate mid-sentence and no recording to send. You talk, and your amplified voice comes through almost instantly.

Who it can help

Skyted Voice is built for people whose voice does not carry the way they need it to. For some, this is permanent. Conditions such as dysphonia or a neurological condition can make speaking at a normal volume tiring, or not possible at all. For others, it is temporary, like a bout of laryngitis or the vocal fatigue that builds after a long day of talking. Picture someone recovering from throat surgery who can only manage a whisper, or a teacher whose voice gives out by Friday afternoon. Vocal effort adds up over a day, and the strain can make people speak less just to avoid it. The app is made to reduce that effort.

How Skyted Voice works

Getting started takes a couple of seconds. You pair your Bluetooth headset with your phone, open Skyted Voice, and begin talking. The headset microphone captures your voice close to the source, which keeps it cleaner than a phone held at arm's length. The app then processes and amplifies that signal in real time. Your voice does the rest. You stay in control of how loud the output is, so you can match the noise around you, a quiet living room or a busy street. Because the audio runs continuously, conversations feel closer to a natural back-and-forth than to a string of separate messages.

Choose where your voice comes out

One detail makes Skyted Voice flexible from room to room. Your amplified voice can play through your phone's own loudspeaker, which suits one-on-one chats and small spaces. It can also play through a Bluetooth speaker paired to the same phone, which helps in a larger room or when the sound needs to reach across a table. For example, you might use the phone speaker while chatting on the sofa, then switch to a kitchen speaker when the family gathers for dinner. You pick the output that fits the moment. It adapts to the room.

Works with any headset, optimized for the Skyted 320

Skyted Voice is headset agnostic. It works with the Bluetooth headphones or earbuds you already own, so there is nothing extra to buy before you start. It is free. The experience is tuned further with the Skyted 320, the first headset built to capture voice clearly and let people speak in a lower voice while staying understood. With the 320, microphone placement and processing are matched to the app, which sharpens how your voice is picked up before it is amplified.

Now available on Google Play

Skyted Voice is available now on Google Play, free to download. Being understood should not demand energy you do not have to spare. The app will not change a diagnosis, but it can make the next conversation easier, whether that is ordering a coffee, catching up with your family, or getting through a meeting on a tired voice. Download Skyted Voice on Google Play and hear the difference in your own day.

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