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Voice

Send voice notes, or have a live hands-free conversation from the dashboard.

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Sometimes it is faster to talk than to type. KKHS Assist understands voice two ways.

Voice notes in chat

Send a voice note to any chat — your self-chat or, with /kk, another chat — and it listens, understands, and acts on it just like a typed message. Dictate a reminder, ramble through a task, or think out loud; it figures out what you need.

Record "remind me to call the dentist tomorrow morning and move my 2pm to Thursday" and both get handled.

It also reads voice notes other people send you. Ask for the gist of a two-minute ramble in a group, or a verbatim transcript of what a client said, and you get it back as text — same for photos and PDFs.

  • "What did Priya say in that voice note?"
  • "Transcribe the last audio in the vendors group and translate it to English."

Voice notes it sends

It works the other way too. Ask for a voice note and the message is spoken instead of typed — useful for people who would rather hear than read, and the reason one of the most popular automations is a morning voice note to a cook or a driver.

"Send my cook a voice note with today's menu."

You see the wording first, the same as any other message it sends for you — it is the delivery that changes, not the approval step.

Live voice conversation

For a hands-free, back-and-forth chat, open Talk in your dashboard and speak with your assistant in real time — like a phone call. It listens as you talk and replies out loud, and you can see a running transcript of the conversation.

You do not have to wait for it to finish, either — talk over it any time and it stops and listens, the way a real conversation works.

This is handy when you are on the move or have a lot to work through and do not want to type it all out.

Walk your tasks by voice

Live voice also lives right inside your Tasks page. Tap the mic on a task and go through your work hands-free — as you land on each one, just say what to do: "mark that done," "snooze it till tomorrow," "skip this, I'll come back to it later," or "send them a quick follow-up." It acts on the task you are looking at and keeps you posted as it works.

Voice is just another way to give the same instructions — everything you can ask by typing, you can ask by speaking.