Add a mic to your forms.

A microphone sits in the corner of the fields you choose. Your visitor presses it and talks. That's really all there is to it.

Spelling, accents and names included, so what lands in your form does not have to be corrected before you can read it.

Outdoors, whispering, mumbling with the radio on. It hears the actual sentence and turns it into text. And all in record speed.

Dyslexia, a tremor, a hand in a cast, a phone keyboard on the go. Speech is the solution for people you may not have considered.

Change colour, shape, position, wording, even the countdown. It lives inside its own shadow DOM, so our styles will not collide.

The recording goes straight to us, turns into text, and it is gone. We store neither the audio data nor what was transcribed.

Your form submits the way it always did. Our microphone is just another way of inserting text, just like a keyboard.

Nothing loads and nothing is asked until the button is pressed. Add one line to your source code and every textarea has a microphone.

Works in practically any browser, on a phone as well as on a desktop. The only thing it asks for is a voice and a microphone.