Voice input

Let Website Visitors Just Speak Their Question

Give website visitors an easier way to ask. They tap the microphone, speak, and get the same trustworthy answer they'd get by typing.

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Let visitors speak, instead of making them type

Some questions are easier to say out loud than to type. Mindmore lets visitors on your website tap a microphone and simply speak their question — and get back the same clear, trustworthy answer they would get by typing. It is part of the website assistant you add to your pages, so there is nothing extra for you to build and nothing for your visitors to install.

For the people visiting your site, it removes a small but real barrier. Not everyone likes typing, especially on a phone, in a hurry, or with their hands full. Speaking is faster, more natural, and open to more people.

What it means for you

  • A friendlier front door. Visitors ask in the way that suits them, and more of them get the answer they came for.
  • Easier on a phone. On a small screen, speaking a question beats thumbing it out letter by letter.
  • More accessible. People who find typing awkward can still ask comfortably and get help.
  • The same trusted answer. A spoken question and a typed one lead to exactly the same reliable, sourced reply, drawn from your own content — never made up.

Where it helps

  • A visitor on their phone, on the move, who would rather talk than type.
  • Anyone who finds a keyboard slow or difficult, so your site stays welcoming to everyone.
  • Busy moments — during a commute, in a shop, between meetings — where a quick spoken question is simply the path of least resistance.

Because the answer always comes from your knowledge, you keep the same confidence you already have in the assistant. Voice does not loosen anything. It just opens a second, easier way to ask.

A real-world example

Picture someone standing outside your door, phone in one hand, bags in the other. They open your website assistant and tap the microphone:

  • They say, "What time do you close today?"
  • The assistant understands the spoken question and answers with the right closing time, taken straight from your own content.
  • They get their answer without typing a single word — hands full, question answered, on with their day.

No app to download, no form to fill in, no keyboard required. Just a spoken question and a dependable answer.

Why you can trust it

The whole point of the Mindmore assistant is that it answers from your material and shows its sources, so visitors get facts rather than guesses. Speaking changes nothing about that. A spoken question travels the same path as a typed one and arrives at the same grounded, sourced answer. You are adding a more convenient way in, not a less reliable one.

It also sits comfortably alongside everything the assistant already does, so voice is an easy extra rather than a separate product to manage. In the bigger picture, it fits naturally into a welcoming website AI assistant. And it pairs well with instant alerts for new requests — for when a visitor's question turns into something your team should follow up.

What's next

We are exploring ways to make voice even more natural. On our list:

  • The assistant reading its answers aloud, so a visitor can listen to the reply as well as speak the question.

That is a direction we are planning, not something available today.

Speaking is the easiest way to ask a question. And every answer stays grounded in your own content. If you already run the website assistant, turning on voice is the natural next step.

Frequently asked questions

A small microphone button sits inside the chat assistant on your website. A visitor taps it, speaks their question out loud, and the assistant replies with the same reliable, sourced answer it would give to a typed question. There is nothing for the visitor to install or set up.
Yes. Speaking is often the easiest way to ask on a phone, where typing is slow and fiddly. The microphone button is designed for small screens, so visitors can ask on the go without touching a keyboard.
It is exactly as reliable. Whether a visitor speaks or types, the assistant draws its answer from your own content and shows where the answer came from. Speaking only changes how the question comes in, not the quality of the answer.
Nothing changes for them. The microphone is simply an extra option. Visitors can keep typing whenever they prefer, and both ways lead to the same assistant.
Voice is part of the same website assistant you already add to your pages. If you run the assistant, speaking is a natural addition your visitors can start using right away.

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