Talk to Codeply.
Wisp listens.
Voice mode puts Wisp in the middle of the screen. Talk, and its face follows how you feel and what it says, with one live caption line.
A conversation, not a command line
Press the mic in the composer on your phone, or the shortcut on your PC.
Wisp's face, live captions
One short caption line shows the newest words. Wisp listens, thinks and works through a job with the step shown, and each sentence it says brings its own mood. Three buttons: captions, mute and end.
Every session is a chat
A voice session is saved as a chat in the sidebar, with a small waveform before its title. Open it to read it back, with Wisp's face in the mood it had, and carry on typing.
It can look things up
Wisp searches the web from voice mode and phone chats, with source links, for anything current or checkable. It works with your PC off.
Small things that make it work
On iPhone, a watchdog wakes the mic if iOS quietly stops it, so nothing you say gets lost.
Whisper loads only when you use voice and unloads after 5 quiet minutes. Codeply starts at about 430 MB instead of 1.15 GB.
Frustrated, excited or having a rough day, Wisp's face and answer follow.
Ask for the one who does your emails and it answers in its own voice.
Ask for a job and it runs, with the step it is on shown under the face.
The top bar turns into a waveform while you talk, and shows what it heard and said.