Vocal Reality is a groundbreaking VR experience, specifically designed to help individuals with selective mutism and social anxiety build confidence in everyday social situations.
By using immersive 360-degree videos, Vocal Reality places users in realistic scenarios acted out by real world professionals—like visiting the dentist, taking a driving test, or engaging in conversations at the store—making it easier to face real-world challenges in a safe and controlled virtual environment.
Each scenario includes subtitles with guided prompts to help users respond naturally and participate in meaningful dialogue.
June 20, 2025
Hello! Vocal Reality has been updated with the following changes: - A majority of the scenes have had their subtitles resynchronized for better readability. More information about use of the app can be found at: https://tinyurl.com/vocalrealitymanuall Thank you for using Vocal Reality! The Vocal…
June 5, 2025
Hello! Vocal Reality has been updated with the following changes: - Subtitles no longer activate/deactivate through a button press. They can now be disabled through the quick settings menu - Various bug fixes/optimizations More information about use of the app can be found at: https://tinyurl.com…
February 8, 2026
My son was diagnosed with selective mutism when he was 4 and he’s currently 18. We’ve tried many forms of treatment over the years With limited success. We were introduced to vocal reality about 3 months ago. We had a free initial consultation with the creator then 4 weekly coaching sessions for guidance and support. Because of her own personal and family situation, she is extremely relatable and empathetic and this really made my son feel comfortable and understood. Since using this program, he has been able to order more in restaurants and answer people in public. We are so happy with how fast he has made progress using the vocal reality program and would recommend it as an affordable treatment option.
October 3, 2025
This type of app will be a corner stone of VR and help millions. Like the kids schooled in covid who didnt see a face. Expand to public speaking and group approch (intro's).
