When does a voice agent need a face?
We launched Talking Avatar on Product Hunt today. It gives AI voice agents a face that moves with their speech in real time.
The idea came from building AI interviewers at InterviewFlowAI. In a long conversation, seeing someone react can make the interaction feel more natural. But we were curious where else a face would make a difference.
Would you want one for a language tutor? A coach that helps you practice a hard conversation? A support agent walking you through a setup? And where would you still prefer voice alone?
If you’re already building a voice agent, tell us what it does and where you’d try an avatar. We’d love to hear what you’re building.
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Been fun watching this go from an interviewer feature to its own thing. For me the biggest difference is that a face makes it feel like an actual conversation, not like you’re talking to a bot on a screen.
If you’re building a voice agent, tell us what it does. We’d love to try an avatar on it with you.