SpeakON
Turn your voice into real actions with one button
1K followers
Turn your voice into real actions with one button
1K followers
Less typing. Less app-switching. Say what you need in your own words, and SpeakON helps draft emails, schedule meetings, and share updates across your connected iPhone apps. You stay in control of what gets sent.
This is the 2nd launch from SpeakON. View more
SpeakON Agent
Launching today
Turn natural speech into real work with SpeakON Agent. It understands your Notes, connects your tools, and prepares Actions for you to review and confirm.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Ryan here, founder of SpeakON.
Six months ago, this community helped make SpeakON #1 Product of the Day. Thank you for trying it and helping shape what came next.
Today, we're back with SpeakON Agent, taking SpeakON beyond voice input to help you act on what’s on your mind.
To mark the launch, we drove an actual steamroller over 1,000 keyboards. Yes, really. They were responsibly recycled afterward.
We’re not asking you to give up your keyboard. But a simple thought shouldn’t require opening three apps and typing the same details again.
We built SpeakON to shorten the distance from thought to action: an AI communicator with a physical button for your iPhone.
Press the button and say what you need, even while your iPhone is locked:
📅 “Find a time that works for Alex, Maya, and me, schedule a meeting, and share the details on Slack.” SpeakON creates the event and prepares a Slack update for you to review before sending.
📧 “Draft an email to Sarah about tomorrow’s meeting and ask her to bring the updated proposal.” SpeakON prepares a Gmail draft for you to review.
Works with Apple Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and Reminders, plus Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, Slack, Google Drive, Notion, and Evernote. More integrations are on the way.
🎁 For the Product Hunt community: get $25 off this week with code Agent25.
I'll be here throughout the day. I'd especially love to hear: What’s one task you’d love to handle with a single spoken request?
Honest questions and tough feedback are both welcome.
— Ryan
@rockzhang Congrats Ryan and the SpeakON team! 🎉 Love this direction! Curious, what's the most surprising way people have been using SpeakON so far? Are people already using it for more complex tasks, or mostly sticking to the simple stuff?
Can I correct the time or name by voice before the action is sent?
Quick question: would it take proactive actions to user to carry out tasks?
This might be well-suited for keeping a journal. I’d like to be able to retain my raw, unstructured voice memos while also including a more clearly organized summary—with the ability to see which specific time segments in the original recording each part of the summary corresponds to.
A quick recap after a client meeting feels like a practical starting point. Can you add details later without creating a separate note every time?
@cruise_chen Totally agree! having five separate notes for the same client gets messy fast. Yes, you can just keep adding updates or thoughts to the existing recap, and it consolidates everything into that same thread. Keeps your client history super clean.
The open-house use case is interesting: capture what a buyer liked, then turn those notes into a follow-up draft. How much context can the Agent carry across those steps?
@alex_carter_05 That’s honestly one of our favorite workflows. It carries over the specific nuances from your notes—not just broad tags, but details like what they loved about the layout, budget comments, or specific hesitations. When it drafts the follow-up, it weaves those exact points in so the email feels like a real, personal note rather than a generic AI template.
Could Keyboard help with bilingual client replies? Curious how users review translated wording before it goes into a message.
@xwang146 That’s actually a core feature in Speakon. It translates your message directly within the keyboard and lets you review the wording before inserting it into the chat, so you’re always in full control before hitting send.