TWO VOICES. ONE GAME.
With a partner or a friend, conversation can flow β or feel out of sync. Compare two voices to explore differences in pace, pauses and wording, with practical pointers for conversation.
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LOVE MATCH Β· FRIEND MATCH
Choose a familiar situation. Answer a question each, or use voice messages you already have.
Love Match
Want to discover another side of each other? Or understand why one person speaks quickly while the other takes more time?
Where your speech habits are similar and where a shared conversational rhythm could help.
Friend Match
Who tells long stories, who gets straight to the point, and who pauses more often? Compare the habits you notice in each other.
How your speech styles differ and what you can discuss together after the game.
VOXOMATIC compares speech in the selected recordings. It offers a starting point for discussing communication habits; it does not determine feelings or predict a relationship.
Record an answer or use a voice message you already have.
Invite someone with a link or upload their message.
Your scores, charts and a brief explanation are free.
EXAMPLE RESULT
Two voices become a clear comparison of communication styles. Start with the free result, then choose a full analysis for both of you.
Illustrative names, numbers and text. Your result will be calculated from your recordings.
In this example, both voices have a calm tone but differ in pace. One person gets to the point sooner; the other develops thoughts at greater length. The comparison shows where a shared rhythm could help.
The centre is a true zero. Each measure has its own scale: farther out means a larger value, not better speech. Hover or tap to see the values from the table.
| Anna | Mark | |
|---|---|---|
| Speech PaceSpeaking speed | 126 wpm | 97 wpm |
| Vocabulary RichnessLexical diversity | 0.55 (0β1) | 0.65 (0β1) |
| Pause DensityTime spent in pauses | 24 % | 14 % |
| Pause DepthMax pause duration | 2.2 s | 1.8 s |
| Repetition TendencyLongest consecutive run of the same word | 2 | 1 |
| Speech ClarityFiller words | 3 % | 7 % |
| Explicit profanityExplicit profane words, % | 2 % | 0 % |
| Phrase LengthWords between pauses | 6.4 words | 10.7 words |
How differences in pace, pauses and wording may feel from your perspective. Where conversation flows and where misunderstandings may arise.
The same pair from the other perspective: what may help the other person speak freely and what both of you can consider.
What differences across eight measures mean, with practical suggestions for your conversations.
Anna speaks faster and uses shorter phrases. Mark develops thoughts in longer stretches. Anna can let Mark finish before responding; Mark can state his main point first and add detail afterwards.
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These measures describe speech in the recordings. Percentages are descriptive similarity and contrast indices, not relationship predictions or personality assessments.
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All scores, charts and this brief explanation are free.