Log inventory by speaking

WIPI's voice capture turns a spoken sentence into a stored item record. Say "add three boxes of screws to the garage shelf" and WIPI extracts the item, the quantity and the destination location, reads the result back, and saves it once you confirm.

What voice capture handles

  • Adding one item or several items from a single sentence
  • Creating workspaces, locations and sub-locations by name
  • Moving an item or a whole sub-location to a different place
  • Renaming an item or a location
  • Changing an item's value, for example "change the value of my drill to $120"
  • Finding an item and reading back its full location path
  • Reading out and adding to the shopping list
  • Undoing the last action when something is misheard

Accuracy safeguards

  • Names are read back before a workspace or location is created, so a misheard name can be corrected before it is saved.
  • Ambiguous matches produce a short list of choices instead of a guess.
  • Audio is transcribed in real time and is not stored; only the resulting text is saved.

Voice, photo and manual entry compared

Voice, photo and manual entry compared
FeatureVoice capturePhoto captureManual typing
Time to log one itemOne spoken sentence plus a confirmationOne photo, then confirm the detected itemsOpen a form and fill each field
Hands-freeYesNo — the camera must be aimedNo
Works walking room to roomYesPartly — you must stop to frame the shotNo
Works on a job siteYes — no touching the screenYes, if the camera lens is cleanDifficult with gloves or dirty hands

Frequently asked questions

How does voice input work in WIPI?
WIPI records a short request, transcribes it, extracts the item, quantity and location from the sentence, reads the result back, and saves it to your active workspace on confirmation.
Are my voice recordings stored?
No. Speech is transcribed in real time and only the transcribed text is saved.
What if WIPI mishears a name?
New workspace and location names are read back before they are created, and an undo command reverses the most recent action.
Which languages are supported?
Speech recognition covers the major languages your device supports. The command understanding currently works best in English.