Call any bot and have a real conversation. It answers from its first sentence, looks things up while you talk, and hands the real work to its engine while it keeps talking to you.
Voice calls
On your own
You type it all out, or book a call with someone who has time.
A chatbot alone
Voice mode talks back, but the work stays in the chat and you still carry it out.
With Murage
Talk to the bot that owns the job. It hands real work to its engine while you talk, and you approve out loud.
A real screenshot from a demo workspace.
The What’s new card in Murage that introduces voice calls. Calls happen in the desktop app.
“Call my Chief of Staff: “Let’s plan next week. I’ll talk, you turn it into a plan and hand out the jobs.””
Call note, 14 minutes
Waiting for your approval
Add Thursday’s deadline to your calendar?
Yes. In Murage you call any bot and talk in real time. You can interrupt it, it looks things up live, and it hands the real work to its engine.
Yes. On a Murage call the bot asks in plain words and you answer out loud. Say "yes for the rest of the call" to cover ordinary requests.
Yes. Calls work on Mac, Windows and Linux (Ubuntu .deb, or AppImage for other distros), with talk-over on all three. Off the Mac, listening uses Flux or your own Groq or OpenAI key.
Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.
No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for