Start a voice session.
Click the mic in the top bar, or tap Option Space on a Mac (Ctrl Space on Windows and Linux).
Voice
Say “Put this in the Feature Roadmap project.” Done.
GPTree voice moves the conversation you are in to that project, branches included.
- ListeningPut this in the Feature Roadmap project.
- Moved the conversation to Feature Roadmap
- Feature Roadmap
Talking an idea through is easy. Finding it afterward is not.
A voice conversation usually ends where it started, away from the project it belongs to.
How it works
Talk it through.
Ask questions, branch an answer, compare side conversations. Your AI model writes the answers in the conversation while voice keeps listening.
Say where it goes.
“Put this in the Feature Roadmap project.” Voice finds the project, sub-projects included, and moves the conversation with its branches. Not sure of the name? Ask “Which projects do I have?”
More things to say
“Branch that answer three ways: optimistic, skeptical, one for the board.”
“Open the skeptical branch.”
“Switch this pane to Claude Opus.”
“Send this to Cursor.”
Your next message goes to Cursor as a coding task, once your Cursor API key is set up.
Works in Chrome, Edge and Safari, and in the GPTree apps for Mac, iPhone and Android.
FAQ
Is voice included in my plan?
If you see the mic in the top bar, your plan includes voice. Everything spoken uses credits.
Does GPTree record or keep my voice?
No. GPTree never stores recordings of your voice. It keeps the words for 30 days unless you turn off Keep what I said, and Live voice streams your voice to OpenAI so it can answer as you talk.
Why don't I see the mic?
Your browser probably does not offer speech recognition to websites. Firefox does not; Chrome, Edge, Safari and the GPTree apps do.
Where is the full list of voice commands?
In the voice guide. Inside the app, say “What can I say?”