Voice Interface (InkieVoice)

InkieVoice lets you use the entire Inkie platform without typing or reading a single word. Inkie speaks to you -- asking you about your business, your content, your ideas -- and you reply by voice.

Hold the spacebar down to record your response. When you've said what you need to say, release it. If you want to keep talking, double-tap the spacebar and Inkie keeps recording until you choose to stop. No time limits, no interruptions, no rushing.

The voice you hear is powered by ElevenLabs, one of the most natural-sounding voice technologies available. And because we know that the voice you listen to matters -- especially if you're going to be using it every day -- you can choose from a range of different voices until you find the one that works for you.

InkieVoice is part of Inkie's broader commitment to building tools that work for neurodivergent business owners. Funded by Innovate UK through the Women in Innovation programme, it was built to fill a genuine gap in the market for marketing tools that work for people whose brains process information differently.

Dyslexia, ADHD, auditory processing differences, or simply being someone who thinks better in conversation than in writing -- InkieVoice removes the barriers that most marketing tools don't even notice they've built. This isn't an accessibility add-on bolted onto a platform designed for someone else. It's a core part of how Inkie works, built from the ground up with neurodivergent users at the centre.

Marketing consistency is one of the hardest things for small business owners to maintain. Not because they don't have anything to say -- but because the process of saying it in a format the internet understands feels like wading through treacle. InkieVoice removes that friction entirely. You talk. Inkie listens, understands, and turns what you've said into content that sounds like you -- because it is you, just without the keyboard getting in the way.

InkieVoice is for any business owner who finds typing slow, difficult, or draining. It's for anyone who has ever thought "I know what I want to say, I just can't get it out in writing." It's for the person who records voice notes to themselves at 7am because that's when the ideas come, and then never quite gets round to turning them into posts. It's also, quietly, for anyone who just prefers talking to typing. You don't need a diagnosis to use a tool that works better for the way you think.