STUDENTESPAÑOL
“No entendí por qué cambió el signo en el segundo paso de la ecuación.”
TALKING LINKS
TALKING LINKS
Create a link. Ask what you need. Share it with the people you want to hear from. They can reply by voice or text. Talking Links is a voice form builder that asks useful follow-up questions and organises each response for you.
Respondents don’t need an account, and can answer in their own language.“No entendí por qué cambió el signo en el segundo paso de la ecuación.”
“Good question. I’ll go through that step again tomorrow with another example.”
BEYOND FORM FIELDS
Forms work well when you already know exactly what information you need. Name. Email. Date. Quantity.
When the answer needs context, a voice form gives people room to explain what happened, what they want, or what matters to them in their own words.
“Tell me about the event you’re planning - when it is, your approximate budget, and what you need help with.”
HOW IT WORKS
Say or type what you want to know.
“I’m looking for a wedding photographer in Bangkok. Tell me your availability, packages and pricing.”
Send the link through WhatsApp, email, your website, a QR code or a direct message. People open it in their browser and reply by voice or text.
See what each person actually said and the important details pulled together. If something important is missing, Talking Links can ask a relevant follow-up.
WHAT COMES BACK
Talking Links keeps the original response instead of replacing it with a summary. Alongside it, you get the details that matter in a format that is easier to review.
“We’re planning a wedding in Bangkok for around 150 guests. The date is December 12. We need both photography and video.”
“Do you already have a venue confirmed?”
Go back to the original conversation whenever you need the context behind a detail.
USE IT AGAIN
A Talking Link doesn’t have to disappear when you stop collecting responses. Close it when you’re done. Reopen the same link later. Keep the responses from earlier rounds.
talking-links.com/t/sales-executiveReady for another round?
Illustrative example. The link and response numbers are sample data.
USE IT FOR
Let customers describe what happened instead of choosing from a list of predefined answers.
Understand what someone needs before the first call or reply.
Let applicants explain their experience, availability and what they are looking for.
Collect open-ended responses and follow up when an important detail is missing.
Collect ideas, requests, availability or feedback through one shared link.
Give people room to explain their situation instead of forcing everything into fixed fields.
FOR THE PERSON ANSWERING
Respondents don’t need to install an app or create a Talking Links account, and they can answer in the language that feels natural to them.
Answer in whichever way is easier.
Open the link and respond there.
If a follow-up is needed, it happens as part of the same response.
FAQ
A Talking Link is a shareable voice response link that also supports text. You describe what you want to know, share the link, and review the organised responses that come back.
No. Respondents can open the link in their browser and answer without creating a Talking Links account.
Yes. Respondents can speak or type their answer.
Yes. When useful information is missing, a Talking Link can ask a relevant follow-up during the response.
Yes. People can answer in the language that feels natural to them. The original response always stays available, and any creator-facing translation is kept separate and clearly labelled as a machine translation.
Forms are useful when you already know the exact fields you need. Talking Links is designed for situations where people need room to explain something in their own words.
Yes. The same URL can be closed to new responses and reopened later while retaining earlier responses.
Talking Links is still in development. The exact processing, storage, retention and deletion rules for voice and text responses will be published on the Privacy page before public conversation features launch.
Not publicly yet. Talking Links is in early access development. Join the early-access list and we will contact you about access when it is ready.
EARLY ACCESS
We’re building a simpler way to collect the answers that don’t fit neatly into a form. Join the early-access list if you’d like to try it when it’s ready.
No marketing emails. We’ll only contact you about Talking Links access.