Reclaim your voice.
Millions of people not being understood.
- people worldwide are estimated to live with speech that is hard to understand
- people, roughly, struggle to be understood
Built for people who still have a voice.
- People living with Parkinson’s
- People living with ALS
- People recovering from a stroke
- People living with Alzheimer’s
- People living with MS or cerebral palsy
- People who stutter
- Anyone whose speech is hard to understand
- ALS: “Can you help me sit up a little?”
- Stroke: “My daughter is coming over at five.”
- Parkinson’s: “Please leave the porch light on.”
- Whispering: “I’ll call you back after the meeting.”
- Noisy room: “Two coffees, one with oat milk.”
Simulated example: synthetic voices, not recordings of Fonos users.
Why Fonos?
| Product | Speech in | Portable | Non-invasive |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAC tablets | |||
| Voiceitt | |||
| Neuralink | |||
| Fonos |
How Fonos works.
Throat vibrations
Sensors on your neck feel your voice box vibrate, picking up sounds a mic can miss.
Microphone
Picks up your words, like any mic.
AI built for speech that’s hard to understand
Designed to learn from people whose speech is hard to understand, then keep learning your voice.
Clearer speech, in your voice
A speaker says your words more clearly, so more people can understand you.