Speech anxiety detector. Upload a clip and AI flags vocal tension, breath irregularity, and nervous speech patterns.
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If you suspect you sound anxious when you speak, upload a clip and the AI reads your speech for anxiety markers, returning an overall anxiety reading on a 1-10 scale plus the evidence behind it. It listens for vocal markers (tremor, breathiness, throat tension, vocal fry caused by breath holding, pitch instability), pace markers (rushing, restarts, mid-sentence resets), disfluency markers (fillers, false starts, audible swallowing and breathing), and confidence-undermining patterns like upspeak, trailing off at sentence ends, and hedging language. The useful part: anxiety you feel and anxiety you transmit are different things, and most nervous speakers transmit far less than they fear (or leak it through one specific habit they can fix). The report includes practical desensitization tips for presentations and recording, and notes clearly that this is a speech-pattern read, not a clinical assessment.
Upload a clip of you speaking in a context that matters (a presentation run-through, a recorded meeting contribution, an interview answer) and the AI inventories the anxiety signal. Vocal analysis listens for tremor in sustained sounds, breathiness from shallow breathing, throat tension, the vocal fry that comes from speaking on held breath, and pitch that wobbles rather than settles. Pace analysis measures rushing (the universal anxious tell), plus restarts and mid-sentence resets where the brain outran the plan. Disfluency analysis counts fillers, false starts, and audible swallows and breaths. Pattern analysis flags upspeak, trailing volume at sentence ends, and hedging words that soften every claim. The 1-10 reading summarizes how much anxiety actually transmits, the breakdown shows which channels leak most, and the desensitization tips target your specific leaks with rehearsal and breathing techniques.
Upload a clip from a presentation run-through, interview answer, or meeting and the detector rates the anxiety audible in it on a 1 to 10 scale, then itemizes what produced the number: tremor, breathiness, rushing, mid-sentence resets, fillers, upspeak, trailing endings. Each marker is something you can rehearse against individually.
Preparation calms content, not breath. Most audible anxiety comes from the body side: shallow breathing produces breathiness and fry, adrenaline speeds your pace, and held tension wobbles pitch. That is why the breakdown separates channels; knowing your material is necessary but does not, by itself, slow your delivery down.
Usually less than you assume. The feeling is loud from inside, but what reaches listeners is only what your voice carries, and the analysis measures exactly that gap. If your reading comes back at a 3 while you felt like a 9, the mismatch is real information worth internalizing before your next talk.
No. It describes speech patterns in one recording, nothing about you clinically. Plenty of calm people rush and plenty of anxious people sound steady, and the report only ever claims the first kind of fact. If anxiety is interfering with your life beyond presentations, that conversation belongs with a therapist or doctor.
Record under real conditions: a full run-through standing up, an answer to a question someone springs on you, an actual meeting clip. Reading calmly off a page at your desk produces a flattering, useless score. Re-test with the same material after applying the tips and watch which markers move.
Practical and matched to your leaks: breath resets before speaking if breathiness dominates, deliberate pacing drills if you rush, recording yourself daily so the red light loses its charge, ending statements downward if upspeak crept in. Standard public-speaking rehearsal technique, just targeted at what your clip actually showed.
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