A simple real-time tool for observing vocal steadiness.
SingLift helps you observe vocal stability in real time during focused voice practice. It is designed to be simple, calm, and privacy-friendly.
Android app by Blue Arc Studio. Google Play listing is in preparation.
Observe voice steadiness in real time.
SingLift is not a singing score, diagnosis, or lesson service. It is a focused instrument for checking how steady your voice appears during a sustained vocal sound.
The app shows simple real-time feedback so you can observe changes in vocal steadiness while using your own voice.
Real-time feedback
See vocal steadiness feedback while you are using your voice.
Simple display
Designed around clear states, so you can focus on the sound itself.
Focused voice practice
Useful before or during personal voice practice when you want a calm reference.
No recording. No cloud upload.
SingLift is designed so that voice analysis happens on your device. The current version does not use advertising SDKs, analytics SDKs, user accounts, or cloud-based voice processing.
- No voice recording
- No voice storage
- No cloud upload
- No user account required
- No advertising SDKs
- Processed on your device
One-time purchase. No subscription.
SingLift is planned as a paid app through Google Play. It is designed as a one-time purchase app, not a subscription service.
Payment transactions are processed by Google Play. Blue Arc Studio does not collect, store, or have access to your credit card details or other payment information.
SingLift is a simple observation tool.
SingLift does not provide medical advice, voice diagnosis, professional instruction, or a guarantee of vocal improvement.
It is intended as a simple real-time tool for observing vocal steadiness during focused voice practice.
Privacy Policy and technical details.
For details about microphone access, on-device processing, purchases, and data handling, please read the Privacy Policy.
For information about how SingLift interprets vocal steadiness and what the displayed states mean, please read the FAQ / Technical Note.