Your voice becomes the question
Instead of typing, you talk — and it transcribes straight into the message. The question comes out your way, without you stopping to type every word.
VOICE
You say your question out loud and it becomes the prompt. You can't always type — on the go, hands full. You talk and Archi writes: the transcription was trained for Brazilian medical school, so “otorhinolaryngology” and “losartan” come out right. The same agent and the same memory, on a surface you talk to. The relationship isn't locked to one interface.
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INSIDE
Instead of typing, you talk — and it transcribes straight into the message. The question comes out your way, without you stopping to type every word.
Drug names, abbreviations, clinical terminology: the transcription was built for Brazilian medical school, not a generic dictation tool that turns “otorhinolaryngology” into something else entirely.
You talk, it becomes text, and it answers the same way it always does: pulling from your own material and citing the source. Voice just shortens the path to the question.
On the go, hands full, in the middle of something else. The question gets asked the moment it comes up, not half an hour later.
WHEN YOU USE IT
On your way to school, you remember a mechanism that never stuck. Instead of stopping to type, you ask out loud and the answer arrives.
Studying with your notebook open, not wanting to switch screens. You say your question out loud and it becomes a message without you ever putting down what you're doing.
WHAT IT TALKS TO
Your spoken question lands in the same conversation that pulls from your own material and builds the rest of your studying.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You say your question and your voice gets transcribed straight into the message. From there it answers like any conversation — pulling from your own material and citing the source.
That's exactly what it was built for. Drug names, abbreviations, and clinical terminology in Portuguese — not a generic transcription tool that gets lost in medical vocabulary.
When typing slows you down: on the go, hands full, in the middle of something else. You say your question out loud and it becomes a message instantly.
No. Voice only becomes the text of the question — the answer is the same as chat: it pulls from your own material, remembers what you've already sent, and answers the same way.
You hold the button, talk, and the answer comes back pulled from your own material.
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