How do I know my practice is working?

Practising a new voice alone is hard to judge. Pitch is only part of it, and without a way to hear and see what changed, it can be difficult to track your progress and know whether your practice is making a difference.

See your voice change. Pitch and questionnaire scores charted across every assessment you take.

Example progress charts: reading and speaking pitch rising from about 140 to 185 hertz, and questionnaire scores rising.

Who wrote the course?

The course was designed by Christella Antoni, a consultant speech and language therapist who has specialised in transgender voice for more than thirty years. She recorded every lesson; Speechtools built the app and developed the advanced pitch analysis technology to provide accurate and useful feedback on voice progress. In a short video, Christella explains how people can use the app to feminise their voice. It was created because many people are unable to access specialist speech and language therapy: as Christella said in the app’s press release, “Our app has been designed to provide instant access to tried and tested techniques used daily in my clinic.” Sam Brady, Speechtools’ co-founder, made the same point in the Guardian: too few therapists are trained in transgender voice for everyone who needs one.

30+ years

of specialist clinical expertise behind the course

10 minutes
of daily practice is recommended

What does the course include?

Christella Antoni speaking to camera in a Stage 1 lesson called Forward Focus Face Resonance, with playback controls.

Lessons from ChristellaEvery lesson is a video of Christella Antoni teaching it, stage by stage.

Example assessment results: reading at 192 hertz and speaking at 183, each split into masculine, neutral and feminine.

Assess your voice when reading and speakingEach assessment measures your pitch reading aloud and speaking freely.

A practice step showing the phrase "Would you like to meet up today?" and a prompt reading "Your turn".

Practise real phrasesEveryday phrases to hear, then say in your own voice.

Who is the course for?

The course is the one Christella Antoni teaches in clinic, put where someone can work through it at their own pace — on their own, or alongside sessions with a therapist.

Trans women and transfeminine people
Working on voice independently or between speech therapy sessions
People waiting for voice therapy
Somewhere to start before an appointment comes through
Speech and language therapists
Supporting clients through voice feminisation
Free support
Help from the team who built it.
Your recordings
Stay on your device unless you choose to share them.

How does voice feminisation practice work?

How do people rate it?

4.71 out of 5, from 65 ratings on the UK App Store.Checked 18 August 2026. The store carries the live figure.

Common questions

Is there a subscription?

No. Christella VoiceUp is free to download, and each stage of the course is a one-off in-app purchase rather than a recurring charge.

Can I try it before buying?

Yes. Every stage has a free sample lesson, so you can hear how the teaching works before buying that stage.

What do the three stages cover?

Stage 1 teaches the essential speech and voice techniques to begin changing your voice. Stage 2 lengthens the exercises so you can hold the voice for longer. Stage 3 builds the stamina to keep it going through conversation.

What does the course actually teach?

Fifteen lessons across the three stages, around two hours in total, working on resonance, pitch, intonation and vowel length. Christella models each exercise and then leaves you time to repeat it.

How much does it cost?

The current price is shown on the App Store and Google Play, in your own currency. Follow either badge on this page to see it.

Is the app available in my language?

Christella VoiceUp is in English only. The video lessons and practice phrases are in English too.