LoudEnough

Most voice apps either cut you off or turn the conversation into a form. Loud Enough does neither. You talk through something you can't quite phrase out of order, doubling back, pausing to find the words and you can cut in the moment it starts answering. Playback stops as soon as you speak. A pause mid-thought does not end your turn. When it can name the problem and what you want, it calls a real tool. That call is what draws the brief on screen: the problem, what has already happened, what it is costing you, and what you want done. Every field has to carry a verbatim quote from the transcript. Quotes that don't match are flagged, withheld from the draft, and sent back to the agent so it corrects itself instead of repeating the claim. The message is written only from fields that passed that check. A date, name, or address you never said stays a visible blank, like [DATE OF FIRST REPORT], rather than a plausible invention. You can ask for a formal email, a phone script, or a plain summary — by voice or by button, the same path. Built on AssemblyAI's Voice Agent API over one WebSocket: speech in, speech out, turn detection, barge-in, and tool calling. Claude drafts the final message from the verified brief only. The permanent API key never reaches the browser; each session gets a single-use token. Nothing is stored. Try it in the browser, or play the no-microphone demo, which runs the same live pipeline from a recording.