Svaara

Svaara by Quiet Gesture

A two-minute voice check, reviewed by your clinician

Svaara listens for voice patterns linked to anaemia, breathing problems, voice disorders, low mood and anxiety, so clinics can notice change sooner. It supports clinical judgement. It never replaces it.

Works in the browser on any phone. You need the code from your clinic.

Care that starts with listening

Simple for patients, useful for the people who care for them

Two minutes, any phone

Hold a steady "aaa", read a short passage and answer four optional questions. Available in English and Hindi, with a larger-text option.

A clinician stays in the loop

Every result goes to the patient's own clinician, who reviews it and decides what, if anything, happens next.

Private by design

Patients use a clinic code instead of their name. Voice analysis runs on Svaara's own servers, with no third-party AI services.

How it works

From a short recording to a considered follow-up

Svaara looks for change over time, not a single number. A clinician reviews every result.

  1. 01

    Voice assessment

    The patient records a steady "aaa" and a short reading using the code from their clinic.

  2. 02

    Personal baseline

    After three checks, Svaara learns what is typical for that person, so a change from their own normal stands out.

  3. 03

    Ongoing monitoring

    Each check measures 34 voice features and estimates five risk areas, showing the measurements behind every estimate.

  4. 04

    Clinician-led follow-up

    The clinician reviews flagged checks, adds lab results and records the decision, such as follow-up or referral.

What Svaara looks for

Five areas where the voice can change early

Svaara flags voice patterns associated with these areas. A flag means "worth a closer look". It is not a diagnosis.

  • Anaemia
  • Breathing
  • Voice disorders
  • Low mood
  • Anxiety

Svaara is

  • A screening aid for clinics and care teams
  • Transparent: every estimate lists its reasons
  • Consent-first, every time
  • Built to follow change over time

Svaara is not

  • A diagnosis or treatment
  • A replacement for a doctor, nurse or caregiver
  • An emergency service. Call 112
  • A reason to wait if you feel unwell

Bring Svaara to your clinic

Svaara is preparing for clinical pilots. If you run a clinic or a community health programme, we would like to hear from you.