Describing an offer out loud is faster than typing it, and it tends to produce a better brief, because you say it the way you would say it to a customer rather than the way you would write it for a form.
Every box where you tell the AI what you want has a microphone next to it.
Where the microphone appears:
- Your Brief on the Build screen, for the offer, who it is for and what it costs
- Rewrite Page With AI, for what you want changed on this page
- Regenerate Section, for what you want changed in one section
- Lead Magnet PDF, What Should It Cover, for what the report should cover
How to use it:
- Press the microphone. Your browser asks permission the first time. Allow it once and it stops asking.
- Talk normally. The words appear in the box as you speak.
- Press Stop on the same button when you are finished.
- Edit the text like anything else, then carry on.
Dictation is added to whatever is already in the box rather than replacing it, so you can type a line, say the rest, and tidy it up afterwards. Wiping a brief somebody half typed would be unforgivable, so it never does.
If you do not see a microphone:
The button only appears in browsers that can actually do it, so it is never a dead control. Chrome, Edge and Safari have a speech engine. Firefox does not. On a phone or tablet, your keyboard's own dictation key does the same job in any box.
If the button is there but says the microphone is blocked, allow microphone access for your site in the browser's address bar and press it again.
It costs you nothing:
The speech is handled by your own browser. No audio is uploaded to us or to your AI provider, it does not use your API key, and it never appears on your AI usage or against your monthly budget.