
Stephen Bell
Vaguely useful, but mostly vague. Can you use it locally? No, but you have to find that out on your own. Is it a subscription? Yes, but you are not told that upfront. Is a dot plot of your pitch production laid over that from the original vocal actually very useful? Not without something more than a messy graph to compare the two. Do you keep the songs in your library that you converted during subscription? Who knows? At a certain point intentional vagueness is just a form of deceit.

Matthew Hier
I downloaded the app to improve my singing. It does what it advertised. A few notes as a dev. 1: Spotify integration would be huge. 2: I didn't realize that a sub was required until I went to upload the second YouTube song. It might be beneficial to make a notification when they first start explaining this. Not a big deal and it's probably just me ignoring things I shouldn't. but if I missed it, then I am certain others have as well. great job! Keep up the good work!
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pitchywitch
April 18, 2026
Thank you! That's valuable feedback. I will make sure to make the communication about subscription more clear. In terms of spotify integration, I am not sure how feasible it is at this stage of the app. It might be very expensive or technically challenging. but curious to hear more of what you think

Pablo Dominguez
Pretty great app for a specific purpose. New singes should DEFINITELY get it! Now, as a dev, here is the 5th start: - Would be cool to add a pitch adjustment feature for the youtube songs. - Allow me to upload my own separated audio tracks (voice & instrumental) - USE SONG KEY, it's so low hanging fruit, you could use the song to get it's key and essentially tell the user YOU SHOULDN'T SING THESE NOTES - The UI for the notes looks a bit rough, try something like the "Nail the Pitch" app.
Thank you for the feedback Pablo! Great suggestions, and I would love to see them on the app as well. Do you have any interests in collaborate on this? You can email me if so!