Press Start. Take the call. See how you held up.
No dashboard to babysit, no behavior to change. It works while you work.
It lives in your menu bar
One click before the call — Start. That’s the entire workflow. No window, no note-taking bot joining the meeting.
It reads only you, as you work
Pace, pitch, strain, steadiness — measured against your own baseline, on your machine. When anyone else speaks, it’s deaf by design.
See how you held up
A minute-by-minute timeline of your state across the whole call — where you were steady, where you slipped, and how it lines up with the outcome.
Away from your desk? A 30-second voice read on iPhone or Android — same engine, same baseline.
The other side of every call is never heard, analyzed, or stored.
Ontor is speaker-gated: the moment anyone but you talks, no audio exists to capture. There is nothing to disclose and no one to ask — because nothing of theirs is ever touched. Self-tracking, not surveillance.
If you sell for a living: this is the opposite of the call-recording stack your manager bought. Nothing here is for them — your calls, your data, your edge.
Speaker-gated
Enrolled to your voice. Everyone else is silence to it — by design, not by policy.
On-device
All analysis runs on your machine. Audio is processed in memory and discarded.
No wearable needed
Nothing to wear, charge, or remember. On-device by default — cloud sync only if you turn it on.
Your voice carries signals. Research has read them for decades.
Decades of peer-reviewed research show the human voice carries measurable markers of activation, effort, and strain — how energized, tense, or worn down you are shows up in pitch, rhythm, and voice quality. Ontor turns how you sound into these signals and tracks each against your own baseline, so you see when today differs from your normal — never how you compare to anyone else.
On your device
Your voice is analyzed on the device itself. Nothing leaves it unless you turn on optional sync.
Your baseline, not a benchmark
Every reading is relative to your own recent history — the only fair comparison.
Grounded in published science
The signals map to established findings in voice research on arousal, vocal effort, and speech production.
Built on established acoustic-voice research — the same signal families used across decades of studies on vocal effort, arousal, and speech — adapted for private, personal, day-over-day tracking.
Ontor is a self-insight and performance tool, not a medical device. It surfaces trends and prompts reflection — it doesn’t diagnose.
Performance signals, from how you sound.
Not what you said — how you actually showed up. Each one scored against your own baseline, call after call.
Energy
What you had in the tank — hour by hour, not how it felt.
Stress
Pressure in your voice before you’d name it yourself.
Confidence
Steady and decisive, or hedging your way through.
Fatigue
The tiredness under your words by the third call.
Vocal strain
When the instrument itself is wearing down.
Expressiveness
Animated and persuasive, or gone flat.
Articulation
Crisp and precise, or fraying at the edges.
Breathing
Controlled and full, or short and shallow under load.