
Silently tells you your voice is rising, while it is still rising
You love them. You don’t love how you sound at 7:45 a.m.
You have already read about it, and the reading made sense. What reading could not do is tell you, with one shoe found and one still missing, that your voice is climbing right now.
KEEP COOL is for that moment, and for parents of children around 2 to 8. You open it on your phone, prop it up during the morning routine, and it quietly tells you while there is still time to bring your voice back down.


How it works, in three quiet steps
There is nothing to set up beyond a spot on the counter. Open it, let it listen, and hear from it only when your voice starts to climb. The morning stays yours; the screen does the noticing.

A web app you prop up by the cereal
KEEP COOL runs in your phone’s browser. Open it, lean the phone against whatever is nearest, and carry on with the morning.
It listens through the microphone and reads two things: how loud your voice is, and how intense. All of that analysis happens on the phone itself. No sound is ever recorded, sent or stored.

Step one: prop it up
Open KEEP COOL in your phone’s browser and lean the phone against the fruit bowl, a stack of cookbooks, whatever is nearest.
Screen toward you, microphone toward the room. Then go back to the shoes.

Step two: it listens, on the phone
Volume and vocal intensity are read and analyzed right there on the phone. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored, so there is nothing to find later.
KEEP COOL hears how your voice is moving. It never keeps what it hears.

Step three: a signal, while you can still choose
When your voice starts to climb, a quiet signal appears on the screen. No sound, no alert tone, nothing the children have to hear.
You see it, you lower your voice, and the screen settles with you. Shoes, then door.
Hears the morning. Keeps none of it
KEEP COOL tells you your voice is rising without ever recording a sound.
One price, for the whole morning
$4.99/month
One monthly subscription. It covers the web app on your phone, every morning you prop it up.

See what it shows you, before you decide
Three sample screens, one morning. That is the whole product, laid out below.
A sample morning
Three sample screens, drawn to show what you would see across one 7:45 a.m. They are illustrations, not a live reading.