For users & caregivers

Clearer speech for everyday communication

DysVoxa is a desktop app for Windows and Linux that helps people with dysarthria and other speech impairments be understood. Speak naturally, and DysVoxa can turn that phrase into clearer spoken output - all on your own computer, with nothing sent to the cloud.

What DysVoxa is designed to do

If you have dysarthria - from stroke, Parkinson's, ALS, ataxia, cerebral palsy, or another condition - you know what it's like when people can't understand you. DysVoxa gives you a tool to be understood more reliably, on your terms.

You stay in control

You decide when to record each phrase. No continuous listening, no always-on microphone.

Your voice stays private

Everything runs on your PC. No audio is ever sent to a server. Your biometric voice data is yours alone.

Works where you need it

Output goes to your speakers or a virtual microphone - use it in Zoom, phone calls, or face-to-face.

What using DysVoxa feels like

Using DysVoxa is simple. Here's what a typical interaction looks like:

1. You speak

Press record, say your phrase naturally, then stop. You control the timing completely.

2. It understands

DysVoxa transcribes what you said - on your computer, not in the cloud.

3. It refines

If the transcription has errors, DysVoxa can improve the text locally before speaking it.

4. It speaks clearly

A clear synthesized voice speaks your words - through speakers or directly into calls.

What to know before trying it

For caregivers and family

If you support someone with dysarthria, you've seen the frustration: repeating themselves, being talked over, avoiding conversations. DysVoxa can help the person you care for:

DysVoxa is not a replacement for human connection. It's a tool that helps the person you care about stay connected on their own terms.

Why on-device processing matters

Many speech tools send your voice to the cloud. DysVoxa doesn't.

Who DysVoxa is designed for

DysVoxa is designed for dysarthria from any cause, and for other situations where speech clarity is affected by illness, injury, surgery, medication, or medical treatment:

  • Dysarthria from stroke
  • Parkinson's disease
  • ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
  • Cerebral palsy
  • Ataxia (including spinocerebellar ataxia)
  • Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Speech affected by medical treatments or surgery
  • Other motor speech conditions that reduce intelligibility

See what DysVoxa can do

Watch short videos showing DysVoxa in action - from setup to spoken output.

Watch the demo

Try DysVoxa Free

DysVoxa Free is a desktop app for Windows and Linux currently in beta. Email to sign up and get access. There's no cost for the beta - your feedback helps shape the tool.