Voice
Call June in a thread on the web or your phone, and dictate into the composer on your phone. What a call keeps.
Talk to June instead of typing: call it from a thread on the web or in the mobile app, or dictate a message on your phone. What you say in a call lands in the thread as messages, so the conversation reads the same afterwards.
Call June
Each turn of the call is saved to the thread as a message. Ask June to do something during the call, and it works on it in the thread as if you had typed it; if a reply is already running, your request steers it.
Walk me through the open invoices, and draft a reminder for the oldest one
Dictate on your phone
In the app, tap the microphone in the composer and speak. The text lands in the composer for you to edit and send; nothing is sent until you do. Your phone transcribes your voice on the device, and the microphone shows only on phones that can do that.
Remind me on Monday to ask Dana whether invoice 1042 is scheduled for payment
What voice does not do
- It does not start a call in a new chat: send a first message, then call.
- It does not take two calls at once: a thread, the app and a ChatGPT account each have one call at a time. A second call on the same ChatGPT account says "Your ChatGPT account is already in a voice call".
- It does not start more than 20 calls for you in an hour, counting calls that did not connect. After that, starting a call says there were too many this hour.
- It does not dictate on the web: dictation is in the mobile app only.
- In the app, a call needs a ChatGPT plan connected to June. Without one, the call ends and the composer says so.
