Question 1

Is Ekcho really anonymous?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You pick a voice name — not your real name. No profile photo, no real identity required. The only thing attached to your broadcasts is the voice name you choose. Nobody on Ekcho knows who you are unless you tell them.

Question 2

What is a voice name?

Accepted Answer

A voice name is your identity on Ekcho. It is the name people hear when your broadcast plays. You choose it when you sign up. It can be anything — a word, a feeling, a made-up name. It is yours and it stays with you.

Question 3

Can anyone find out who I am?

Accepted Answer

No. Ekcho does not display your real name, email address or any identifying information to other users. Your voice name is the only identity you have on the platform.

Question 4

Is Ekcho free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ekcho is free to sign up and free to use. You can record and publish broadcasts, listen to others, follow topics and build your Voice Score without paying anything.

Question 5

Is Ekcho a good app for venting anonymously?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ekcho is built for exactly this — saying the things you have been carrying that you cannot say anywhere else. You record your voice, pick a topic like Venting, and it goes out anonymously under your voice name. No one knows your real name or face. Just your voice and what you actually feel. It is free and works in your browser with no app store needed.

Question 6

What kind of things do people broadcast on Ekcho?

Accepted Answer

Everything. Thoughts they have been carrying alone. Observations about the world. Confessions. Opinions they would never say publicly. Late night feelings. Questions without answers. Whatever is true for them right now.

Question 7

Do I need to download an app?

Accepted Answer

No. Ekcho runs entirely in your browser. You can add it to your home screen on iPhone or Android for an app-like experience but there is nothing to download from the App Store or Google Play.

Question 8

How long can a broadcast be?

Accepted Answer

Ekcho is designed for short-form voice. Most broadcasts are under five minutes. The format encourages saying the real thing without padding it.

Question 9

Who can hear my broadcasts?

Accepted Answer

Anyone on Ekcho can listen to your broadcasts. They appear in the public feed organised by topic. People can find them, listen, and respond — but they only ever know you by your voice name. Nothing links back to your real identity.

Question 10

Can I delete my broadcasts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can delete any broadcast from your profile at any time. Once deleted it is removed from the feed and from public access.

Question 11

Can people comment on my broadcasts?

Accepted Answer

People can send you private voice notes in response to your broadcasts. These are direct and personal — not public comments. The conversation stays between the two of you.

Question 12

Is the Voice Game therapy?

Accepted Answer

No. The Voice Game is a self-discovery experience. It asks personal questions and helps you reflect on your own thoughts and patterns. It is not therapy, clinical treatment, or a substitute for professional mental health support. If you are going through something difficult, please speak to a qualified professional.

Question 13

What is Voice Score?

Accepted Answer

Voice Score is Ekcho's credibility system. Every time someone listens to your broadcast, completes it, follows you or responds, you earn points. Your score reflects genuine engagement — it cannot be bought or gamed.

Question 14

What is a Voice Number?

Accepted Answer

When you record your first broadcast on Ekcho, you are assigned a Voice Number. It marks your place in the Ekcho story — Voice #1 was the first person to speak, Voice #500 is the five hundredth. The lower your number, the earlier you found your voice here. It appears on your profile and stays with you permanently.

Question 15

What happens when I record my first broadcast?

Accepted Answer

After you publish your first broadcast, Ekcho shows you your Voice Number and a shareable card. It is a moment worth marking. You can download the card and share it — or just keep it for yourself.