Talking Links lets you create shareable links using your voice or text. People reply by voice or text. It asks useful follow-up questions and organises the responses for you. Say goodbye to long forms and endless replies.
“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.”
THE PROBLEM
Dropdowns work when the answers are predictable. Real situations are not. People explain, add context, remember something halfway through, speak different languages and sometimes need one more question before you understand what they need.
Let people answer naturally. Get the useful details organised.HOW IT WORKS
Talking Links works like a conversational form without making you build a long form. You explain what you need, people answer naturally, and the important details come back ready to review.
Talking Links proposes the useful details to understand and ask about.
WhatsApp, email, your website, social media, a QR code or a message.
When important information is missing, the link can ask a useful follow-up.
EXAMPLE
“We need a photographer for our wedding.”
“When and where is the wedding?”
“December 12th in Bangkok. Around 150 guests.”
One Talking Link can collect many isolated responses without turning into one noisy group chat. The creator can review each conversation, compare the organised details and follow up with the right person when needed.
THE RESULT
A Talking Link does not have to return the same kind of result every time. What comes back depends on what you created the link for.
3 issues need attention
7 students asked for another example
“Low water pressure every morning before 9am · Floor 12.”
“โอเค กำลังตรวจสอบอยู่ แล้วจะติดต่อกลับอีกครั้ง”
WHAT WOULD YOU MAKE ONE FOR?
If a situation starts with “I need to ask people something,” “I need someone to explain something,” or “I need to understand what they need,” there is probably a Talking Link for it.
“Tell us about the event you are planning.”
Event venues · Real estate · Tour operators · Local services
“Tell me about the project and what you are trying to achieve.”
Agencies · Consultants · Freelancers · Contractors
“What needs fixing or improving in our building?”
Juristic office / นิติ · Condos · HOAs · Communities
“What was unclear in today’s class?”
Teachers · Professors · Tutors · Courses
“What should we discuss on Friday?”
Meetings · Retrospectives · Remote teams · Planning
“What were you trying to do when this broke?”
Creators · Customer research · Support · Interviews
Update the Talking Link without erasing history. Earlier respondents can add the new information to their existing conversation instead of starting again.
Talking Links is not limited to surveys, enquiries or feedback. The link is the building block. You decide what conversation it is for.
WHY NOT JUST USE A FORM?
“Tell us what you are trying to do.”
Talking Links is a voice and conversational form alternative for enquiries, feedback, service requests and other situations where context matters. Traditional forms remain better for payments, compliance checklists and precise fixed fields.
QUESTIONS ABOUT TALKING LINKS
Clear answers about voice, text, forms, enquiries, languages and organised responses.
A Talking Link is a shareable URL that lets people respond naturally by voice or text. It can ask useful follow-up questions when important context is missing and organises the responses for the creator.
Talking Links can be used as a voice and conversational form builder, but the experience is simpler than building a traditional form. You describe what you want to learn, share one link, and people answer naturally by voice or text.
No. A Talking Link opens in a normal web browser, so respondents do not need to install an app or create an account just to reply.
No. Voice makes it easy to give useful context, but text is always available when speaking is not convenient or someone simply prefers to type.
Multilingual conversations are part of the product direction. One person can reply in Thai and another in English while the original response remains available and the useful context can still be presented clearly to the creator.
Forms work best when you already know exactly which fields to ask for. Talking Links are designed for open-ended requests, enquiries and feedback where natural language, context and useful follow-up questions matter.
Yes. A Talking Link can collect requirements, clarify missing details and turn an enquiry into an organised brief without forcing the person through a long rigid form.
The product is being designed so a creator can update a Talking Link and ask earlier respondents only for the newly required detail. Their original response remains intact and the new information is added to the same conversation.
Create a link for a conversation, share it, and let people speak naturally or type when they prefer. Talking Links asks useful follow-ups and organises the responses for you.