Thea, [They-ah], a new voice-led app for emotional clarity, is now available on the App Store for iPhone. Built around the idea that emotions are signals worth paying attention to, Thea gives users a simple way to check in with themselves in the moment.
Users speak naturally for 20 seconds, and Thea reflects what their voice may be signaling. From there, users choose Sit With It to stay with a feeling or Shift With It to move somewhere new. Guided breathwork and artist-composed sound journeys support either path, while daily, weekly, and monthly views help users notice recurring emotional patterns over time.
Thea features four voices, Sage, Oracle, Luminary, and Companion, allowing users to personalize how they experience the app. Its sound journeys are composed by a collective of musicians and composers, including violinist Andrei Matorin, Marine Eyes, Edwin Carranza and Lynda Arnold (Divasonic), with neuroscientist and musician AZA Allsop of Yale and Howard also collaborating on the work.
“Thea reflects; you interpret,” said Rachelle Barrack, Founder and CEO of Thea. “It offers a perspective for consideration, not a conclusion, and you decide what resonates and what comes next.”
Barrack built Thea after experiencing firsthand how music could help her access feelings that words sometimes couldn’t. Her career spans music, finance and investing, including previous roles at Atlantic Records, Citibank and TPG-Axon.
“Each day we’re asked to carry more – more choices, more noise, more weight than our nervous systems were designed to hold,” said Barrack. “Achieving clarity shouldn’t feel like another demand. That’s why Thea exists.”
Thea is available on the App Store for $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year, with both plans including a seven-day free trial.
For more information, visit resetwiththea.com.
Thea is a daily voice-led app for emotional clarity that combines 20-second voice check-ins, personalized reflections, guided breathwork, and artist-composed sound. Thea is available on the App Store for iPhone.
About Rachelle Barrack
Founder and CEO Rachelle Barrack built Thea because music helped her feel what words sometimes couldn’t, and voice was the missing piece in turning that into a simple, repeatable practice others could follow. Her career has moved across music, finance, and investing, with prior roles at Atlantic Records, Citibank, and TPG-Axon.
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