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Voice chat — idiom support
The chat is where the thinking happens — brainstorming with an agent that answers back. Voice makes it hands-free: you talk, and the chat keeps running in the background exactly as it was. Nothing to learn, nothing to hold down.
The voices are screened. We choose them for how they feel to listen to — smoothed, not synthetic — and if a provider is ever out of reach, the system falls back to Apple's voices: more robotic, and still does the job.
For anyone who would rather not type on a phone, this is the pleasant way in — the conversational experience the big players offer, running inside your own environment.
The chips along the bottom are what the conversation already has in hand — your artifacts, carried in. You end it when you're done.
The idioms at launch
Three to start. Each one gets a voice we have listened to before it ships.
More, later
More languages come for accessibility. Which ones, and when, depends on the contracts.
We chose three. The rest follows the customers.
The picker changes with them: the idiom leaves the dropdown and gets its own page, where you search for the language you want. Both arrive with new versions of the app.