Voxt Documentation

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Your first conversation ​

Voxt brings text and live voice into the same conversation. You can write a message, speak while the other person reads the transcript, or catch up later from the history.

A group chat with text messages and a voice message whose transcript is shown under it.
Text and voice in one conversation.

1. Sign in and choose a name ​

Open Voxt and follow the sign-in prompts. Choose an offered option (Google or Apple) or enter your phone/email and complete verification.

The Voxt sign-in dialog with passkey, Google and Apple buttons and a phone or email field.

A new account then goes through a short introduction with three slides and a few setup steps: phone number (you can skip it), email, Your user name and avatar (Generate avatar or Upload your photo), Required permissions, Languages you speak and telemetry consent. Set up the profile people should see. You can change it later in account settings, and Restart walk-through there shows the hints again.

The introduction step titled Your user name and avatar with a name field and buttons to generate an avatar or upload a photo.

2. Find someone ​

The easiest way is to ask the person for their profile link (or send them yours) and open it. If you are together, show your QR code and let them scan it with their phone's camera. If you have neither, search for the person. Whichever way you take, open their profile and choose the chat action, and select Add to contacts if you want to keep the person in your contacts. See Contacts for the details.

A new direct chat with Daniel Reyes and a banner offering Add to contacts.

To bring several people together, create a group. Use a place when you need a collection of related chats.

3. Send a message ​

Type in the composer and select the paper-plane button. With a keyboard, Enter sends and Shift+Enter inserts a new line.

A direct chat composer with a typed message and the paper-plane Send button.

Open Notes when you want to keep a message or file for yourself.

The Notes chat with two personal notes, opened from the chat list.

4. Try voice when you are ready ​

Open the intended chat, select its recording button, and allow microphone access. Your speech is sent as you speak and transcribed into the conversation. Select the button again to stop. See voice and transcription before joining a live conversation: its Join action starts your microphone.

The composer of a group chat with the round recording button at its right end.
A direct chat with a text exchange and a voice message with its transcript, and the composer below.

5. Come back and catch up ​

Use your chat list or Notifications to find new activity. Search for something you remember, open a thread for a focused discussion, or replay a voice message.

A chat list in which two conversations show small unread-message counts.

Where next? ​