Rangely: Vocal Range Test

What's my vocal range — and am I a tenor, a baritone or a mezzo? Rangely listens while you sing from your lowest note to your highest, then shows your range in notes and Hz and estimates your voice type.

Tap Start Test, sing a slow slide or scale from low to high, and tap Done. Rangely shows the note you're singing live, keeps track of your lowest and highest steady notes, and gives you the result.

• LIVE PITCH — see the note name and frequency (Hz) you're singing as you sing.
• YOUR RANGE IN NOTES AND Hz — lowest and highest notes (like E2 – G4), with their frequencies.
• SEMITONES AND OCTAVES — how wide your range is, counted in semitones and octaves.
• VOICE TYPE ESTIMATE — Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Mezzo-Soprano or Soprano, based on where your range sits.
• STEADY NOTES ONLY — a note has to be held briefly before it counts, so a stray squeak or background noise doesn't stretch your range.
• SHARE CARD — a clean image of your range and voice type to post or send.
• KEY FINDER (iOS 27) — pick a song file, sing a verse your way, and see the song's key, your key and how many semitones to move the song.

Honest scope: detection covers about C2 to C7. The voice type is a simple estimate from your measured range, not a teacher's assessment — real voice classification also depends on tone, comfort zone and training. For best results, test in a quiet room without music playing. Rangely is for singers and curious minds; it is not a medical or diagnostic tool.

Your voice is analyzed on your iPhone and never uploaded. The range test listens live and records nothing; the key finder keeps your sung take only while it works out your key, then deletes it. No account needed.

The test is free. A one-time $4.99 purchase shows your notes, Hz and voice type, the share card and the key finder's result. No subscription, no ads.

Questions: overlapmarr@gmail.com