Genderfluent Reviews: Is It Legit?

Name: Genderfluent: voice training
Rating: 4.36585 (41 reviews)

Murphy Labs, LLC

Is Genderfluent Safe?

Genderfluent: voice training appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Genderfluent is 82/100.

This assessment is based on 41 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.4/5.

Safety Analysis

82.5% of ratings point to a safe experience

7.5% of ratings suggest some concerns

10.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 40 App Store ratings for Genderfluent.

Is Genderfluent Legit?

Genderfluent: voice training appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Genderfluent is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

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Terrifically helpful

Best I’ve found. Wonderfully helpful

Nn0ahbandon

20 days ago

Response from developer

Thank you for the review, I am glad it is useful to you!

Very inconsistent

I noticed that the app is very inconsistent with rating my voice. So I took the app to several cis friends and had them speak. The app is also very inconsistent with them too. I’m not even sure anymore what the app is measuring when it rates you as fem, masc, androgynous, etc…. But a lot of times, it seems like a random result.

RReyKneeDay

a month ago

Response from developer

Hi, thanks for the feedback! I am working on ways to improve it, but unfortunately the gender estimation model can be susceptible to background noise or if you’re not speaking clearly and directly into the microphone. If you want to email info@genderfluentapp.com to explain how you use the app, I’d love to learn more. The gender estimation model was trained on a very large collection of audio recordings where the speaker identified their gender (the Common Voice dataset), and supplemented with voice recordings from people with less common voices (e.g. a cis woman with a very low pitch). The site already has one blog post showcasing performance, but I plan to publish something more comprehensive.

Pretty neat

Pretty neat little app. It’s okay at telling you how you sound but the real advantage is the cards which give you some structure for practice.

Use your ears in conjunction with the data from the app, take notes on each practice session for bonus points. I’ve always enjoyed manipulating my voice and doing impressions; nothing beats analyzing recordings of yourself.

The hardest part of using this app is finding someone to teach you how to change what you find you don’t like, but I also think it’s an invaluable tool for people who don’t have formal vocal instruction

Mmoscfet

4 months ago

Super insightful and helps me track my training progress!

As someone who is a very learn-by-doing type of person, and who really struggles to understand some of the terminology in voice training and how that translates to what I’m physically doing with my larynx and mouth, this app has been incredibly helpful so far in helping me understand in real time what kinds of things translate to different sounds. Thank you so much for creating this resource!

NNutritionalYeastIndividual

4 months ago

No real training

Contains zero instruction, just line graphs and a one-word gender statement. Calling this a training app is highly misleading.

NNihilrien

7 months ago

Response from developer

Hello, thank you for your feedback. Sorry it did not live up to your expectations. But I do believe the app screenshots, description and website do faithfully depict what features the app offers. True, it does not offer exercises and bespoke feedback like you might get from a voice coach. The app is meant to be used along side exercises you get elsewhere or with a voice coach.