Frequently asked questions.

Ontor is a voice-first, on-device iOS app that reads your nervous-system state from how you sound. Just takes your natural voice, analyzing your unscripted speech to surface eight signals — energy, stress, fatigue, confidence and more — so you catch shifts before you consciously feel them.

Ontor reads how you sound, not what you say. Each signal is a transparent, literature-grounded formula that blends acoustic features — pitch, loudness, pace, pauses, vocal clarity — scored against your own roughly 30-day baseline. It's a relative read of what's higher or lower than your usual, not a clinical or population score.

Your voice is analyzed on your device, and Ontor only ever analyzes you, not others nearby. By default nothing is uploaded; if you turn on optional sync, your results (not your raw audio) sync across your devices.

Wearables track physiology — heart rate, HRV, sleep — and infer stress from it. Ontor reads psychological and nervous-system state such as confidence, vocal strain, and expressiveness that a wrist sensor can't detect. There's no hardware to wear, and it works alongside your wearable rather than replacing it.

Eight: energy, stress, confidence, fatigue, vocal strain, expressiveness, articulation, and breathing — all read from how you sound.

People whose performance and wellbeing depend on catching a bad state early — biohackers and self-trackers, performance-minded professionals, and anyone who wants the mind layer their wearable can't read.

No. Ontor is a general wellness tool for self-awareness. It does not diagnose, treat, or make clinical claims.

Ontor is free while in beta and launches on iPhone (iOS) first, currently via TestFlight.