VTM Just Talk. Work Gets Done.
Describe the outcome you need. VTM plans the mission, activates the right AI agents, and coordinates the work—with your approval where it matters.
VTM is being built. Join the early group helping shape how voice-operated AI work should function.
Review my website traffic, find out what changed, and prepare instructions for my developer.
I'll compare analytics, deployments, errors, and indexed routes. I won't change anything without your approval.
Not another voice to-do list.
Traditional productivity software asks you to create tasks, organise boards, set statuses, and manage the work yourself. VTM starts with the outcome. It turns the conversation into a mission and manages the underlying tasks on your behalf.
Traditional task manager
- 01Create the task
- 02Break it into subtasks
- 03Choose tools
- 04Track progress
- 05Check the work
- 06Follow up manually
VTM
- 01Describe the outcome
- 02Review the proposed mission
- 03Approve important actions
- 04Receive the completed result
One conversation becomes a coordinated mission.
Speak the outcome
Explain the result you need in natural language.
VTM plans the mission
The objective is converted into steps, tools, limitations, and success criteria.
Specialist agents begin working
Research, browser, communication, and operational roles are assigned as required.
You remain in control
VTM pauses before sending, publishing, changing data, spending money, or taking other consequential actions.
Receive an execution receipt
See what was completed, which tools were accessed, what evidence was collected, and what remains unresolved.
See how a VTM mission could unfold.
Identify what changed, distinguish real-user loss from tracking or bot changes, and prepare a corrective brief for the developer.
VTM has prepared a GitHub issue. Create it now?
Example interface only. The complete execution platform is under development.
A coordinated team, assembled for the mission.
Agents are specialised AI roles created through different instructions, tools, permissions, and success criteria.
Voice Concierge
Understands the conversation and keeps the user informed.
Mission Planner
Turns the desired outcome into an executable plan.
Operator
Uses approved integrations and application tools.
Browser Agent
Inspects websites and controlled browser workflows.
Communicator
Prepares emails, reports, instructions, and summaries.
Auditor
Checks the result against evidence before VTM claims completion.
VTM activates only the roles required for a particular mission. Users should not need to manually assemble an agent team.
Initial use cases
Founder Operations
"Tell me what changed across my products today and what requires my attention."
- Summarise project activity
- Identify unresolved errors
- Compare deployments
- Prepare follow-up instructions
- Surface decisions requiring approval
Website Operations
"Investigate why traffic fell and prepare a corrective plan."
- Analyse traffic patterns
- Inspect deployment changes
- Check broken routes
- Review indexing signals
- Produce developer instructions
Inbox and Research Operations
"Review these submissions, research each company, and prepare draft responses."
- Organise incoming requests
- Research websites and companies
- Record evidence
- Prepare recommendations
- Draft communications without sending them
These are planned VTM workflows, not currently guaranteed integrations.
Automation should never mean surrendering control.
Every mission should end with evidence.
What would you delegate first?
Join early access and tell us the first real outcome you would ask VTM to handle.
You're on the early-access list.
We'll share meaningful product progress and invite selected users to test the first VTM missions.
Frequently asked questions
No. VTM is being designed to manage the work behind an outcome, not simply convert speech into a to-do item.
No. The product is in its early development and validation stage. The current site demonstrates the proposed experience and collects early-access interest.
The intended design is permission-based. Reading and drafting may be permitted, while sending, publishing, changing data, or other consequential actions should require approval.
Potential integrations include email, calendars, GitHub, analytics, hosting platforms, databases, documents, and controlled browser tools. Final integrations have not yet been announced.
Yes. Voice is the primary interaction model, but users should be able to review, edit, and enter instructions using text.
The final voice-data policy has not yet been determined. Privacy and user control will be considered before the product is released.
There is no fixed date yet. Selected waitlist members will be contacted as prototypes become available.