Product Introduction
- Definition: Zavi AI - Voice to Action OS is an AI-powered voice-to-text productivity suite operating as a system-wide keyboard (mobile) and desktop application (Mac/Windows/Linux). It combines real-time speech recognition, natural language processing (NLP), and task automation to transform spoken commands into polished text and app-specific actions.
- Core Value Proposition: It eliminates manual typing inefficiencies by enabling hands-free control of 50+ apps (Gmail, Slack, GitHub), auto-removing filler words, translating 100+ languages instantly, and executing complex workflows via voice—addressing the gap between thought and digital execution for professionals.
Main Features
- Zero-Prompt Voice Typing: Uses transformer-based NLP models to convert natural speech into grammatically perfect text in real-time. Automatically strips filler words ("um," "like"), corrects syntax, and formats output contextually—working universally across all apps without manual prompts.
- Magic Wand Text Transformation: Leverages on-device AI to rewrite highlighted text via voice commands (e.g., "make this shorter," "translate to Spanish"). Applies context-aware edits directly within active windows using optical character recognition (OCR) and API integrations.
- Agent Mode Automation: Executes app-specific actions through voice directives (e.g., "Email Sarah about the meeting → sends via Gmail"). Integrates with 27+ tools (Notion, WhatsApp, Calendar) via OAuth and webhooks, parsing intent via fine-tuned BERT models.
- Polyglot Translation Engine: Auto-detects 100+ input languages using FastText embeddings, then outputs polished text in any target language via neural machine translation (NMT). Handles code-switching (mixed-language speech) dynamically.
- 0-Latency Engine: Processes audio with sub-100ms delay using WebRTC for mic streaming and WebAssembly-optimized inference, enabling instant dictation without activation lag.
Problems Solved
- Pain Point: Time wasted on manual typing, editing filler words, and app-switching. Zavi cuts typing time by 4x (40 WPM typing vs. 150 WPM speech) and automates cross-platform tasks.
- Target Audience:
- Busy Professionals: Executives, sales reps, and customer support agents drafting emails/messages.
- Multilingual Teams: Global remote workers needing real-time translation.
- Technical Users: Developers (GitHub/Notion control) and writers requiring flawless drafts.
- Use Cases:
- Drafting a client email in Spanish that auto-sends via Gmail as English.
- Highlighting Slack messages to summarize/rewrite them in-place during meetings.
- Generating Jira tickets from voice bug reports while coding.
Unique Advantages
- Differentiation: Outperforms Wispr Flow ($12/month) with broader platform support (Android/Linux), 100+ language translation, and Magic Wand text editing. Unlike ChatGPT voice, Zavi executes app actions natively.
- Key Innovation: Zero-Prompt technology—unlike verbatim transcription tools (Dragon NaturallySpeaking), it defaults to polished output without explicit commands. Combines voice-to-action and multilingual cleanup in one stack.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- How does Zavi AI ensure privacy with voice data?
Zavi processes audio in real-time via end-to-end encrypted streams, deletes recordings immediately after transcription, and never stores data—verified by its privacy-first architecture. - Can Zavi AI replace typing in technical apps like GitHub?
Yes, Zavi integrates with GitHub to create issues, review PRs, and comment via voice commands using REST API connectors and context-aware intent parsing. - What languages does Zavi support for real-time translation?
Zavi auto-detects 100+ input languages (e.g., Hindi, Spanish) and outputs polished text in 100+ target languages (e.g., English, French) using neural machine translation. - Is Zavi AI free to use?
Zavi offers a free tier (1,000 words/day) with core cleanup/translation; Pro ($7.99/month) adds unlimited words, priority processing, and advanced tone/emoji controls. - How does Magic Wand edit text in non-editable apps?
Using OCR and accessibility APIs, Zavi captures on-screen text, rewrites it via AI, and re-injects the modified content—enabling edits in PDFs, web apps, and locked UIs.
