DeepVoiceTest.com uses browser-based tools to analyze voice characteristics such as pitch, frequency, vocal range, and related measurements.
Because microphone access involves sensitive data, we believe users should be able to understand clearly what happens when they use our tools.
The most important point is simple:
Microphone audio is processed locally in your browser. It is not uploaded to DeepVoiceTest.com for analysis, stored as an audio recording, or sent to an external voice-analysis service.
This page explains how voice data, browser storage, analytics, hosting, and contact information are handled.
How Microphone Audio Is Handled
When you use a microphone-based tool on DeepVoiceTest.com, your browser asks for permission to access your microphone.
If you allow access, the tool analyzes the microphone input within your browser.
The audio processing used for our voice tools takes place locally on your device rather than being sent to our server for analysis.
Depending on the tool, this local processing may be used to estimate characteristics such as:
- pitch
- fundamental frequency
- vocal range
- voice type-related results
- tone-related measurements
The calculated result is then displayed in your browser.
What We Do Not Do With Your Voice Audio
DeepVoiceTest.com does not intentionally:
- upload microphone audio to our server for analysis
- create or retain saved voice recordings
- store microphone audio in a website database
- send microphone audio to Google Analytics
- send microphone audio to an external voice-analysis API
- use a third-party audio-processing service to calculate your voice results
We also do not send derived voice-test results such as detected Hz, pitch, vocal range, voice type, or tone results to Google Analytics or another external analytics service.
This separation is important: general website analytics may operate on the site, but your microphone audio and calculated voice-test results are not part of that analytics process.
Microphone Permissions Are Controlled by Your Browser
DeepVoiceTest.com cannot access your microphone without permission from your browser.
When a tool requires microphone input, your browser should display a permission request.
You can:
- allow microphone access
- deny microphone access
- revoke previously granted permission
- change microphone permissions through your browser settings
If access is denied, microphone-based features may not function until permission is granted again.
You do not need to disable normal browser security protections to use our tools.
If you are having trouble with microphone permissions, visit our Troubleshooting page.
Local Browser Storage
DeepVoiceTest.com uses browser localStorage for some site or tool-related information.
localStorage allows a website to keep certain information in your browser so it can remain available between page visits or tool interactions.
This browser storage is separate from microphone audio processing.
We do not use localStorage to save voice recordings.
Depending on site functionality, local browser storage may be used for items such as preferences, tool state, or other non-audio information required for a smoother user experience.
You can generally remove locally stored website data through your browser’s privacy or site-data controls.
For more information about browser storage and cookies used on the site, see our Cookie Policy.
Google Analytics
DeepVoiceTest.com currently uses Google Analytics to understand general website usage and performance.
Analytics may help us understand information such as:
- which pages are visited
- how visitors navigate the site
- general device or browser information
- approximate engagement with site content
- technical performance patterns
Google Analytics is separate from our browser-based voice-analysis process.
We do not send your:
- microphone audio
- detected voice frequency
- pitch result
- vocal range result
- voice type result
- tone result
to Google Analytics.
For more information about the categories of information processed through analytics and the purposes for which we use it, please review our Privacy Policy.
Hosting and Website Infrastructure
DeepVoiceTest.com is hosted using Hostinger infrastructure.
Like most websites, hosting systems may process ordinary technical information necessary to deliver, protect, and troubleshoot the website.
This can include information such as:
- IP address
- requested page or resource
- date and time of a request
- browser or user-agent information
- technical errors
- security-related request information
These normal server requests are different from microphone audio processing.
Your microphone audio is not uploaded to Hostinger as part of our voice-analysis workflow.
We do not make promises about exact hosting-log retention periods on this page because those periods may depend on infrastructure, security requirements, and provider settings.
Contact Form Information
If you contact us through the website’s contact form, the information you submit is sent to our contact email.
We do not intentionally retain contact-form submissions in a WordPress form-submission database.
However, once a message is sent, it may be stored and processed by the email systems involved in delivering and receiving that message.
Contact information may include details you choose to provide, such as:
- your name
- email address
- subject
- message content
Please avoid sending unnecessary sensitive personal information through the contact form.
For further information about contact data, see our Privacy Policy.
HTTPS and Data in Transit
DeepVoiceTest.com is served over HTTPS.
HTTPS helps protect information transmitted between your browser and the website by encrypting data in transit.
This is an important security measure, but no website, network, browser, device, or online service can guarantee absolute security.
We therefore avoid claims such as “100% secure” or “impossible to intercept.”
Our goal is to limit unnecessary data collection and use reasonable technical safeguards appropriate to the way the site operates.
Third-Party Services
It is important to distinguish between services used to operate the website and services used for voice analysis.
Voice analysis
DeepVoiceTest.com does not use an external audio or voice-analysis API to process your microphone audio.
Voice analysis occurs locally in your browser.
General website operation
Certain third-party infrastructure may still be involved in operating the website, including:
- Hostinger for website hosting and infrastructure
- Google Analytics for general site usage analytics
- email infrastructure used to send and receive contact messages
Use of these services does not mean that your microphone audio or derived voice-test results are sent to them for analysis.
Advertising
DeepVoiceTest.com does not currently run Google AdSense or another advertising service.
If advertising is introduced in the future, the relevant privacy and cookie disclosures should be updated to reflect the technologies actually in use.
Because site functionality can change over time, our current Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy should be treated as the primary sources for current privacy and tracking disclosures.
Your Security and Privacy Choices
You retain several important controls through your browser and device.
Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
- deny or revoke microphone access
- remove locally stored site data
- clear cookies
- change privacy settings
- limit certain analytics or tracking technologies
- use browser privacy features or extensions
Clearing browser data may reset saved site preferences or tool state.
What Our Security Model Is Designed to Minimize
Our browser-based approach is intended to reduce the amount of sensitive voice data that needs to leave your device.
For microphone-based voice analysis, our design avoids:
- server-side audio analysis
- stored voice recordings
- external voice-processing APIs
- transmission of voice-test results to analytics services
This does not mean that DeepVoiceTest.com collects no information at all.
Normal website operation still involves technologies such as analytics, hosting infrastructure, local browser storage, and email communication.
We believe the most useful privacy explanation is one that makes that distinction clear rather than simply claiming that “nothing leaves your device.”
Security and Privacy Updates
Our tools and website may change over time.
When a material change affects how microphone audio, analytics, browser storage, or other user information is handled, the relevant privacy and security documentation should be updated accordingly.
Technical privacy claims should reflect how the site actually operates rather than how an older version of the site behaved.
You can also read:
Questions or Security Concerns
If you have a question about microphone processing, website data handling, a potential security issue, or an inaccurate statement on this page, please contact:
Lucas Reed
Founder & Editor, DeepVoiceTest.com
Email: contact@deepvoicetest.com
You can also use our Contact page.
We aim to keep our security explanations specific, understandable, and aligned with the actual behavior of the tools we provide.