“Help me turn this idea into a three-step plan.”Ask Ace
Talk to Ace
Talk to AI.
It listens, then talks back.
Talk to Ace the way you would talk to a person at the next desk. Hold a key, say what you need, and Ace answers out loud, with your screen in view when you want it. Mac, Windows and phone. Starts free.
Your account, your work, your next question.
A better starting point
Say the question. Keep your hands on the work.
Voice works best when speaking is faster than typing: a half-formed idea, a passage to understand, a reply to draft. Ace listens, answers in its own voice, and takes the follow-up (“shorter”, “warmer”, “in Spanish”) without starting over.
Try asking.
Example requests to try with your own context.
Deal yourself in
One useful first question.
- 1
Create your free account
Free Play starts with 2,000 free credits and no card. One balance works on your computer, your phone and the web.
- 2
Get Ace and allow the microphone
On Mac hold Command + Shift, on Windows Ctrl + Shift. Approve the microphone prompt once; a headset helps in a noisy room.
- 3
Ask and follow up
Say one request, hear the answer, then say what to change. Typing works too.
Before you start
A few things to know.
Can I talk to AI for free?
Yes. Ace has a free plan with 2,000 credits, and you talk to it out loud on Mac, Windows and your phone.
Is there an AI that listens and talks back?
Yes. Ace is voice-first: you speak, it answers out loud, and it looks at your screen when you ask. It can also turn a lecture into notes; see Ace for students.
Can I talk to AI on my computer?
Yes. Ace runs on Mac and Windows computers and on your phone, and it talks back out loud.
Is this dictation?
Dictation turns speech into text. Ace answers the request: explaining, drafting, summarising, or helping you think it through.
Where does my voice go?
Your spoken request and the context you choose go to the AI that answers it. See the privacy policy for the providers involved.
Can I talk to Ace on my phone?
Yes. Ace Mobile has voice in the browser with the same account.
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