Do I need to sign up to try it?+
No. The free voice check works with no account — record, get your score and your #1 fix. You only make an account if you want to save your history and unlock the full trainer.
Is my voice uploaded anywhere?+
No. All analysis runs in your browser, on your device. The audio never leaves your machine and is discarded the moment your score is computed. The optional AI coach only ever receives your numeric scores — never your audio.
Does it judge my accent?+
Never. Corie measures the acoustics of how you sound — pitch, pace, projection, how you land sentences — not pronunciation, grammar, or accent. You can speak any way you like; we score confidence, not "correctness."
What is Corie actually measuring?+
Six acoustic signals: pitch depth, pitch steadiness, speaking pace, use of pauses, clarity, and energy range. Each is a real measurement compared to research-backed targets for confident speech — not a vibe.
How is this different from a recording app?+
A recorder shows you a waveform. Corie tells you what's wrong, why it matters, and exactly what to do about it — then trains the fix with guided 60-second reps and tracks whether it's working.
What do I need to use it?+
A browser and a microphone. Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox on desktop or phone. On your first record the browser asks for mic access — that's normal, and audio stays on your device.
What does it cost?+
The voice check is free forever. The full trainer — an adaptive path that re-builds from your own voice, an AI coach after every take, the full gym, saved history and scored mock interviews — is $49/year (just $4.08/mo) or $12/month. See pricing. Cancel anytime, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Who is it for?+
Anyone walking into a room that matters: interviews, presentations, pitches, hard conversations. It's especially useful for non-native English speakers prepping for high-stakes spoken moments.
Will it actually help me?+
It works like a gym. Each session gives one specific, measurable thing to fix and a 60-second drill for it. Daily reps plus the before/after comparison make the progress real — and audible.