Using Voice vs. Text Prompts

• Text Prompt - Type it out

• Voice Prompt - Speak your idea

Both work the same behind the scenes, but each offers unique advantages depending on how you think and work.

Using Text Prompts

When to use:

• You already have a clear idea in mind

• You want to write bullet points or copy-paste from notes

• You’re working in a quiet or public space

How it works:

• Start a new project

• Type your prompt in the input box (e.g., “Build a booking system with calendar and payment integration.”)

• Hit “Submit” to proceed to enhancement and feature selection

Pro tip: Keep it simple, but clear. Use everyday language.

Using Voice Prompts

When to use:

• You’re brainstorming out loud

• You’re on mobile or away from your keyboard

• You want to speak more naturally or conversationally

How it works:

• Click the microphone icon in the prompt input field

• Start talking - describe your idea as you would to a teammate

• Kulp will transcribe your voice and turn it into a prompt

You can always edit the text after Kulp transcribes it.

What Happens After You Submit

Regardless of input method, Kulp will:

1. Interpret your prompt

2. Suggest enhancements

3. Offer features to include

4. Start generating your product

There’s no difference in AI performance between voice or text - the experience is the same once your idea is submitted.

"You can also use voice chat directly from the regular chat window."

Can I switch between the two?

Yes! You can:

• Start with voice, then edit as text

• Type part of your idea, then speak the rest

• Use whichever works best for your process

Best Practice

Think of Kulp like you’re explaining an idea to a smart teammate.

Whether you type or talk, just focus on what you want the tool to do - not how it should be built.