Voice Changer: Kotodama AI

Name: Voice Changer: Kotodama AI
Rating: 4 (348 reviews)
Author: Proksi Yazılım

By: Proksi Yazılım

Voice Changer, Voice Generator

Features & Capabilities

Kotodama AI lets you clone your voice, generate natural speech in 30+ languages, and create lifelike audio on your phone in seconds. Type or paste scripts, adjust tone and speed, and turn text into polished voiceovers for podcasts, videos, ads, and more.

Key features include voice cloning from a short sample, AI-powered text-to-speech, and speech-to-speech transformation, delivering studio-quality audio you can use royalty-free across projects.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Proksi Yazılım

Rating:

4.00

(348) 1 ratings

Version:

1.1.8 Last updated: 2025-11-21

Version code:

879977427

Creation date:

2024-02-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

153.50MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 97,004 ▼ 194

Other rankings

#100 in voice control keyword 26 ▲

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Proksi Yazılım

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voice-changer-kotodama-ai/id6473821168

User Reviews

Users like the app for its fun factor and wide voice library, with Freeman and Rock highlighted as appealing, and they enjoy experimenting with voice changes. However, the majority report reliability and monetization problems: constant errors and maintenance notices, subscription confusion with no free trial, high prices, lifetime offers not honored, and poor support. Additional issues include iPad text display problems and failures to save or share creations. Overall, the app works intermittently but is plagued by bugs and customer service issues.

Pros

Large library of voices and options to choose from
Fun to use and entertaining for casual play
Some built-in voices (e.g., Freeman and Rock) are well-liked by users

Cons

Frequent errors and maintenance messages that prevent use
Subscription and pricing issues (no clear free trial, high costs, lifetime offers not reliably honored) and recurring requests to subscribe
Ongoing downtime and loops (launch → subscription detected → restart) causing long outages
Poor or unresponsive customer support and troubleshooting options
Platform/UI problems (iPad text display issues, saving/exporting creations not working)

Recent reviews

hasn’t worked since august for me. always oops message. 1. asks to unlock features constantly each time I try to anything. 2. cannot write to report issues 3. does not generate cloned voice script (try again) 4. makes an Australian sound like a British Indian. 5. does not display text correctly when using iPad 9th gen 6. does not generate voice when selecting a famous person.

by Wi*****, 2025-11-22

I have to leave a star rating and i feel as though zero stars would be appropriate as I haven’t tried the app. The reason I haven’t is despite the App Store description stating there was a 3 day free trial for yearly subscriptions I was unable to find such an option. I was given yearly @ $59.99 a year or $5.99 a week. The discounted year is great at 81% off the usual rate however $59.99 is still far to much to ask someone to pay when the app is untested at least by the person who’s going to pay for it and the reviews aren’t glowing so even with that kind of discount I’m not willing to take the risk more over it doesn’t bode well as far as trust goes that the description includes a 3 day free trial followed by a statement informing potential customer a subscription is required to test every feature so yeah. Throw in they mention lots of different plans to meet everyone’s needs how I was only offered 2 choices. To me that says are app isn’t doing well and we lose potential paying customers at the end of the 3 day trial because they all don’t think what we are offering is worth it’s high cost. So let’s take away the option to have a free trial and then people will choose the 1 week for $5.99 and since it’s a much smaller sum they’ll be less inclined to write the negative review since they aren’t out so much money and we’ll be able to get others to try is mad even if they hate it we’ll still have their $5.99. Not win for them but a win win for us.