TALKING LINKS
TALKING LINKS
VOICE FORM BUILDER
Create a shareable voice form and let people respond by speaking or typing. Talking Links can ask useful follow-up questions and organise each response while keeping the original answer for context.
Respondents don't need an account.Share your project, timeframe, approximate budget and anything else that would help us understand what you need.
WHAT IS A VOICE FORM?
A voice form lets someone answer a question by speaking instead of typing everything into fixed fields.
With Talking Links, the same link also supports text. If an important detail is missing, the conversation can ask a useful follow-up. The original response stays available alongside the organised information.
VOICE FORM VS TRADITIONAL FORM
Traditional forms work well when you already know exactly what information you need. Voice forms are useful when the explanation itself matters.
“Tell me what you're trying to build, when you need it, your approximate budget and anything that might affect the project.”
HOW IT WORKS
Say or type what you want to know.
Send one link through WhatsApp, email, your website, a QR code or direct message.
People answer by voice or text. A useful follow-up can ask for missing context.
See the original answer together with the important details organised for you.
USEFUL FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS
A Talking Link can continue the response when one important detail is missing.
Tell me about the event you're planning.
We're planning a wedding in Bangkok for around 150 people on December 12. We're looking for photography and video.
Do you already have a venue confirmed?
Yes, it will be at a hotel near the river.
WHAT COMES BACK
Talking Links keeps the original response for context and puts the important details beside it in a format that is easier to review.
“We're planning a wedding in Bangkok for around 150 people on December 12. We need photography and video, and the venue is confirmed near the river.”
VOICE OR TEXT
Not everyone wants to talk to a form. Give respondents a text path as well, so they can answer in the way that is easier for them.
Answer naturally when typing would slow the explanation down.
Write the response when text is more comfortable or practical.
USE CASES
Let customers explain what happened instead of reducing the experience to a score.
Understand the project, timeframe and constraints before the first call.
Collect richer open-ended responses and clarify an important missing detail.
Let applicants explain experience, availability and what they are looking for.
Let students describe what they did not understand in their own words.
Give people room to explain circumstances that do not fit fixed fields.
MULTILINGUAL RESPONSES
Keep the original-language response and organise the useful information without pretending machine interpretation is perfect.
Nous organisons un événement vendredi et avons besoin d'aide avec la vidéo.
土曜日は午後2時から参加できます。受付の手伝いもできます。
ต้องการสอบถามรายละเอียดและงบประมาณสำหรับงานในเดือนหน้า
VOICE FORM FAQ
The practical details people usually want to know before using a voice response form.
A voice form lets someone answer a question by speaking instead of typing everything into fixed fields. Talking Links also supports text on the same response link.
A normal form works best when you already know the exact fields you need. A voice form gives people room to explain an answer in their own words, while Talking Links can organise the important details afterward.
Yes. Respondents can answer by voice or text, so they can use whichever method is easier for them.
No. Respondents can open a Talking Link in their browser and answer without creating an account.
Yes. If useful information is missing, Talking Links can ask a relevant follow-up as part of the same response.
Yes. Spoken responses are transcribed so the conversation can be reviewed and the useful details can be organised.
Yes. A Talking Link can be shared through email, WhatsApp, a website, a QR code, direct messages, or anywhere else you can send a link.
Yes. Talking Links is designed to work in modern mobile browsers as well as desktop browsers.
Yes. The original response remains available for context alongside the organised information.
Talking Links is designed for multilingual responses while preserving the original-language message. Machine interpretation should still be reviewed where accuracy matters.
EARLY ACCESS
Collect voice or text responses without forcing every answer into a box. Join the early-access list if you'd like to try Talking Links when it's ready.
No marketing emails. We'll only contact you about Talking Links access.