Vocal Refresh FAQ

Vocal Refresh is a mobile app for finding your singing voice again. It pairs short vocal exercises with journaling prompts, so you're working on technique and on how singing actually feels for you. It's built for women with full schedules who want to sing again without anyone grading them.

Women who used to sing, and then life filled up. Maybe you stopped 5 years ago, maybe 25. Either way you're welcome here. There are no auditions and nobody's listening but you.

No. If you sang in high school, in a choir, or just in the car with the windows up, that's enough. The app is built around getting reacquainted with your voice, not polishing it for anyone.

Most vocal apps are built for people trying to get better. This one is built for women trying to get back. The exercises assume you have 10 minutes, not an hour. And the journaling is there because coming back to singing after a long gap stirs things up, and it helps to have somewhere to put that.

Five to ten minutes. Vocal Refresh is meant to fit around your life. Do it with your morning coffee or right before bed. A short session most days will do more for you than a long one every few weeks.

Each one is a guided session that wakes your voice up without wearing it out. You start with breathing, move through simple slides and patterns, and finish feeling more connected to your voice than when you started. They're written for beginners and you can do them anywhere you have a little privacy.

Voice journaling is a set of written prompts about your singing. It gives you a place to notice what's happening, keep track of where you've been, and build some confidence along the way. A prompt might ask "What surprised you about your voice today?" or "When do you feel most free to sing?"

Just your phone and somewhere you feel okay making noise. Headphones help you hear yourself, but they're optional.

Many exercises work quietly or can be scaled down for shared spaces. That said, you'll get more out of them when you can actually let your voice out. Your car works. So does a walk, or the window when everyone else is out of the house.

Yes. Download the warmups and you can use them without a connection. You can write journal entries anytime, and they'll sync once you're back online.

The app tracks your streak, your completed warmups, and your journal entries. You'll get a nudge of encouragement along the way and a note when you hit a milestone.

Vocal Refresh is available for iPhone (iOS 17.0 and later). An Android version is planned. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when it lands on other platforms.

Roughly 50 to 100 MB, depending on how many exercises you download for offline use.

Yes. Your journal entries and practice data are encrypted and stored securely, and we don't share your personal information with third parties. Our Privacy Policy has the details.

Only if you want it to. The notes and journaling feature lets you record your voice, and those recordings stay private to you.

We'll announce pricing at launch. Join the waitlist for early access pricing and founding member offers.

Yes. You'll be able to try the app before you commit. Waitlist members hear the details first.

Yes, through your App Store account settings. You'll keep access until the end of the billing period you've already paid for.

Yes, unless you cancel before your current billing period ends. You can manage that in your App Store account settings.

Use the Help section in the app, or send us a message through the Contact page. We usually reply within 24 hours.

We're building one. More on how it works as we get closer to launch.

Please do. Send suggestions through the app or the contact form. We read them.

Soon. Join the waitlist to hear first and get early access.

Waitlist members get:

• Early access before public launch
• Founding member pricing
• A say in how the app gets built
• Tips and content while you wait
• First word on the launch date

Read the blog for vocal tips and ideas about getting back into singing.

Very. Most women here felt that way at the start, and some still do. That nervousness is the reason the app exists: the exercises start small, the prompts are kind, and nobody is scoring you.

The blog covers vocal technique, mindset, and fitting singing into a full life. There's also information about the app and ways to connect with other singers.

Sign up for the Vocal Refresh waitlist. You'll get launch updates, vocal tips, and encouragement for getting back to singing.

Please. Send a blog post or the app to anyone who might want it.