VoiceGo: Talk It Out Game

VoiceGo is a voice-based roleplay game inspired by Gestalt therapy’s empty chair technique. Talk it out. Switch roles. Let go of what’s holding you back.
VoiceGo: A Voice Game to Process Regret, Emotions & Unfinished Conversations
We all carry emotional leftovers—things unsaid, regrets unresolved, situations that keep playing in our heads. Inspired by Gestalt therapy and its “empty chair” technique, VoiceGo helps you work through those inner dialogues using voice-based roleplay.
You’re not alone in feeling stuck. With VoiceGo, you don’t need a therapist or perfect words. Just talk.
What It Helps With
Lingering regret or "what ifs"
Unspoken words in past relationships
Internal conflict and indecision
Emotional tension with no outlet
Feeling stuck in your own head
How It Works
1. Pick a Topic: Choose someone or something you wish you could talk to
2. Record a Voice (Optional): Upload a voice clip to recreate someone’s tone
3. Start Talking: Play both sides of the conversation—switch roles, hear yourself out
4. Release: Use guided voice prompts to shift perspective and lighten your emotional load
Why VoiceGo Works
Voice-Based Expression: Say what’s hard to write or admit
Role Switching: Explore both sides of a situation—like talking to your past, your partner, or your younger self
AI Voice Playback: Hear the conversation out loud, from both roles
Emotional Relief: Many users feel clearer, lighter, and more grounded after a session
Safe & Private
Your voice stays on your device. Conversations are encrypted and never stored in the cloud.
VoiceGo isn’t therapy—and it doesn’t try to be.
It’s a gentle tool for working through emotional loops that don’t need a diagnosis, just a way to be heard. For deeper mental health issues, always seek help from a professional.
Subscription Info
VoiceGo offers optional auto-renewing subscriptions for enhanced features and voice cloning.
Privacy Policy
https://www.voicego.ai/privacy-policy
Terms of Use (EULA)
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