The anonymous voice app for the things you cannot say with your name on them.

Ekcho is an anonymous voice broadcasting app. You pick a voice name — not your real name — and record your thoughts, feelings or whatever you have been carrying alone. No profile photo. No real identity. Just your voice and what you actually think.

Why anonymous voice works

When your name is not on it, you say the real version. Not the version edited for your relationships or your reputation. The actual thing. Voice carries honesty that text never can — the waver, the pause, the way a sentence gets quieter when something is true. Anonymity gives you the freedom to mean what you say.

What people use Ekcho for

Voice journaling thoughts they have been carrying alone.

Venting anonymously without burdening the people they love.

Broadcasting opinions they would never say publicly.

Saying the thing at 1am that has nowhere else to go.

How it works

Pick a voice name. Not your real name. Anything.

Record yourself. Takes 30 seconds to publish your first broadcast.

Your broadcast goes into the feed. People listen. Some respond. Nobody knows who you are.

Read more on the Be Heard blog — writing about voice, anonymity and the things people carry alone.