Build with real use cases
The first pilots will help verify the experience, transcription quality and Speakey’s place in a working day.
What we want to learn
- 01
The right settings
Identify when voice offers a real gain and when the keyboard remains a better fit.
- 02
Expected quality
Measure accuracy, latency and correction effort in real situations.
- 03
Integration into work
Understand in which tools insertion at the cursor is most useful.
Who we want to prepare trials with
We want to talk with people and teams who write extensively, work in shared spaces or need to capture ideas quickly. No expertise in voice technology is required.
- A specific use case to observe
- Time to share direct feedback
- Realistic expectations for a product in development
How it will work
- Conversation
Understand the setting, tools and constraints.
- Scoping
Choose a limited scope and observation criteria.
- Trial
Test when the prototype is ready, without making a premature date commitment.
- Feedback
Share results, limitations and useful improvements.
Getting in touch today does not guarantee access or commit you to taking part. Pilot terms will be specified before any trial.
Before any trial
- A goal and scope understood by everyone
- Written rules on data and retention
- A clear channel for reporting a problem
- The option to stop without continuing the trial
Terms, responsibilities and processing will be communicated before a prototype is installed. No voice recording should begin on the basis of this page alone.
Would your team like to prepare a pilot or share a use case?