Voiced AI: Talk, Reflect, Grow

I signed up because of the free trial never thinking I would keep with it, but I was desperate for some counseling and had tried traditional methods with not much luck. I find this app so handy. I just need to get a few minutes away and it will automatically give me some feedback and things to think about. I really love that it’s not judgmental. It’s always just a clinical yet seemingly heartfelt response. I used to get counseling every three weeks for 40 minutes and quite honestly felt judged did not helped. Now I can do counseling every single day if not twice a day as I work through issues or even share my success. I’m impressed with this app. Well done.

As someone with my masters and counseling and my own therapist, I wondered how voice could help me. I found that it’s really nice to have someone keep engaging you with more questions who you can just stop when you’re done. I wish you could change the voice to a male or possibly an older, sounding female, but I have not found a way to do that. Yet. I’ll find this to be a very constructive tool to journal issues that are going on in my mind.

This app feels like a waste of money. Unlike a traditional journal, where you can revisit and reflect on past entries, this platform offers no meaningful synthesis or feedback. It rarely acknowledges what you’ve written, let alone builds on it. Functionally, it’s no more advanced than a basic chatbot like ChatGPT or Copilot—except those actually provide detailed responses, analysis, and contextual memory. In contrast, this app mostly repeats generic prompts like “How did that make you feel?” or “What did you think about that?” without retaining any thread of the conversation. I expected some level of insight or reflection based on my entries, but instead it behaves like a broken therapist—looping through surface-level questions in hopes that I’ll stumble into an epiphany. There’s potential here, but right now it’s just not delivering.