Our work
A mobile app where you talk to AI out loud, in real time, like a real conversation
Speak to the phone, watch your words appear as you talk, hear the AI answer back, and cut in any time, with no send button
The hard part of work like this is timing, not the model. People talk without pressing send, can tell when the other person has finished, and cut in when they want to change the subject. So the app has to listen continuously, show the words on screen as they are spoken, send on its own when the user stops, and start reading the answer aloud from its first sentence instead of waiting for the AI to finish a paragraph. ThinkVerse AI has already built one: the cat seer's room in the Mulunara app, which opens into a full-screen voice call on both iOS and Android.
Built for
Businesses that want customers to talk to an AI assistant in their app naturally, in customer service, advice, language practice, health or lifestyle, and apps for people who would rather speak than type
Timing is the whole job
Send too early and the user is cut off mid-sentence; too late and the call goes quiet. So the app waits a moment after the user stops for the last words to settle, then sends on its own, closes the microphone first every time, and sends only once per stretch of speech, so the AI never hears itself or receives a question twice.
- Words appear while the user speaks, so they can see the app heard them right.
- Sends automatically at the end of speech, keeping the words caught even if recognition stops early.
- The microphone permission is checked before it is requested, so the prompt cannot cut the call.
An answer that starts fast, and can be interrupted
The answer is read aloud from the first sentence the AI finishes, and that first sentence is kept short so the user hears a reply as soon as possible. The Thai and English voices run on the device itself, so nothing waits on the network, and a tap stops the voice so the user can carry on talking, the way you would cut in on a person.
Where this fits
The same pattern works in any app where speaking is easier than typing.
- An in-app customer service assistant that answers by voice and hands over to a person when needed.
- A specialist adviser or coach, in health, money or study.
- English speaking practice with an AI that answers straight away.
- Apps for older users, or for anyone who finds typing hard.
- Kiosks and screens in shops and at events that talk with the customer in front of them.
