What this does
Typing is the bottleneck. Voice is not. Send Toyo a voice note describing what you want, like "draft a reply to Priya saying we will move to Tuesday and add Conor to the invite," and the work gets done. No commands, no syntax, no special phrasing.
What kinds of work
- Drafts — reply to that email, write the follow-up, summarise the call into an investor update.
- Scheduling — find time with Sarah next week, push the 3pm to Thursday, ask Conor for 30 minutes Friday.
- Memory — remember that I told the team standup moved to 10, add to the briefing tomorrow.
- Research on the move — what did X just raise, who's the new VP at Y, summarise this article I'm about to read.
Why voice is faster than apps
Most multi-step work is messy: draft the reply, schedule the follow-up, and pull the deck Sarah sent last quarter. Typing that takes 90 seconds. Saying it takes 15. Toyo turns the voice note into the right sequence of actions across Gmail, Calendar, your Library, and your CRM.
Best moment to use it: in transit. Walking the dog, between meetings, on the way to the office. Toyo reports back in writing so you can act on the result when you're back at a screen.
