Founding members · before launch

Your voice didn't leave.
It has been waiting for you.

Vocal Refresh is five to twenty private minutes a day, built around the voice you have today rather than the one you had at twenty. Join before launch and you pay $69.99 a year, held for three years.

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Aria, the Vocal Refresh songbird, singing with her wings spread

Founding members

The price we will never offer again.

Vocal Refresh opens to founding members first, at $69.99 a year held for three years. That price is our thanks for backing it before it shipped. iOS at launch, with a free tier and a 14-day trial of the paid plan. Free to join. Nothing is charged today.

✓Your price, held for three years$69.99 a year from the day you join, for three years.
✓First through the doorFounding members get in before general release, while there is still room to ask for help.
✓A say in what gets builtYou hear from Ingrid directly, and what you tell her shapes what ships next.

Joining is free. Nothing is charged today — the waitlist just holds your place and your price.

What's inside

A vocal coach in your pocket.

Built for the voice you have — and for a life that already has enough in it.

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Nothing leaves your phone

Your audio is analyzed on the device and then it's gone. There's no library of your recordings, because we never have them.

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Five minutes, whenever they are

Before the house wakes up. A lunch break. The ten minutes after everyone has finally gone to bed. Built around a full life, not a spare hour.

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A plan that starts where you are

Set by your own voice check rather than a guess at your level. It meets the voice in front of it — ten years away or never stopped.

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Range you can watch move

Retake the check whenever you like. Feeling better is lovely. Watching the number move is proof.

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Somewhere to put it down

Guided prompts after a session — for the days it goes well, and the days it really doesn't.

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Built by someone who lost hers

Ingrid Moss has coached voice for 25+ years and performed in musical theatre for 30+ years. She lost her own singing voice to a busy life and built the app she wanted on the way back.

Curious where your voice sits today? Free test, two minutes.

Show me my range

If you used to sing

One of these is you.

The reawakening

You sang all through school, then twenty-plus years happened. There is room again, and something is missing in it. You want to sing at home without wincing — and maybe walk into a choir.

The interrupted singer

You trained, you gigged a little, you took it seriously. Then work crowded it out. You want breath, range and control back to a standard you are proud of.

The one who never had lessons

You sang in school, or church, or the car, and never had a lesson in your life. You assumed that meant you were not a real singer. Now there is time, and you want one song you are proud of.

Not sure where you land? Take the free vocal range test — about two minutes.

The real reason

What you're actually getting back.

Range and breath are the mechanics. This is what they're for.

→Singing along in the car without going quiet at the chorus — even when someone else is in the passenger seat.
→Finding the harmony on the radio, because you can finally hear where the note is.
→Walking into a choir rehearsal without a knot in your stomach.
→Singing to a grandchild without apologizing for your voice first.
→Five minutes a day that belong to nobody else in the house.

None of this needs a stage, an audience, or anyone's permission. It just needs your voice back.

From the founder

"Too many women are told their singing days are behind them. They are not."

Ingrid Moss stopped singing without ever deciding to — life filled up, and one day her own voice had gone quiet on her. She got it back, and has spent 25+ years since guiding women through exactly this.

Getting your voice back should feel encouraging, not intimidating. No conservatory. No perfect pitch. Vocal Refresh is the five minutes she wishes she had had.

— Ingrid Moss, vocal coach and founder of Vocal Refresh · 25+ years coaching voice · 30+ years in musical theatre

Before you ask

Questions we hear a lot.

What does founding pricing mean?

$69.99 a year, held for three years, for anyone who joins before launch. Nothing is charged today.

I can't really sing anymore. Is this for me?

Especially you. Vocal Refresh is designed for voices that have changed — not for people who already sound great. If you feel like you've lost it, you're exactly who we built this for.

Is it too late for my voice?

The voice doesn't expire — it waits. Time away and disuse are largely trainable. Whatever your age, it's rarely as final as it feels.

Am I too old to start singing again?

No. Age changes a voice; it does not close it. Singing is a physical skill, and skills stay learnable — the breath muscles, the vocal folds and the ear all still respond to training at 40, at 60 and well past it. What age changes is your starting point, not your ceiling. A voice that has been quiet for twenty years is out of condition the way any unused muscle is, and it needs a gentler on-ramp than it did at twenty.

Two different things usually get called “too old.” The first is simply disuse: breath support has faded, the top of the range feels further away, and pitch wanders because the ear has not been asked to do this in years. All of that is trainable. The second is a genuine shift — many women notice their voice sitting lower, tiring sooner or feeling less steady through perimenopause and after. That is real and it is common, and it changes which exercises help rather than whether they help at all.

What actually stops most women is not the voice. It is the belief that the window shut, which keeps them from ever singing loudly enough to find out. So start where your voice is today: a gentle warm-up, five quiet minutes, and a range check you can repeat in a month. Let the voice answer the question instead of the fear.

One honest caveat: we coach voices, we do not diagnose them. If yours is hoarse for more than two weeks, hurts to use, or changed suddenly, see a laryngologist before you train.

Do I need any equipment or experience?

Just your phone and a few quiet minutes. No gear, no music theory, no prior training required.

Will anyone hear me practicing?

No. Your audio is analyzed on your device and then it's gone. There's no library of your recordings, because we never have them.

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