Talk it out
Dictate or type. Nothing said here touches your manuscript.
Care, quietly
Counted from real time at the desk. Nudges never take the page.
At the desk just now
Paused — you're away from the keyboard.
Sitting just now
A nudge at 50 min.
Water 497476h 49m ago
A nudge every 2 hours.
Your line for the night
No stopping hour set.
Mutes critique everywhere until you switch it back on.
How it should sound
If it sounds like a robot to you, it's wrong. Tune it until it sounds like someone you'd let read your work.
Tones, and what they actually say
Pick a tone to read its replies, then press play to hear them in Wren — so you know exactly who's talking before you ever set off.
Familiar and casual. Celebrates the small wins, uses your name, sits with you.
When it's going well
“Four hundred words on a Tuesday is four hundred words. That scene had teeth — where's it pulling you next?”
When you're stuck
“Okay, we're circling. Say the next thing out loud to me, badly, and I'll catch it. Nobody's grading this.”
When you ask for critique
“The dialogue's doing all the work here and the room's gone quiet around it. Give me one thing she can touch.”
When it nudges you
“Hey — two hours. Get some water, stretch the shoulders. The scene isn't going anywhere without you.”
Who you hear
Currently Wren — feminine cadence.
Voice modulator
Hear every voice, shape it, hear it again. Nothing here changes a word the companion says — only how it lands in your ear. Reading as your warm friend.
Audition line
“Four hundred words on a Tuesday is four hundred words. That scene had teeth — where's it pulling you next?”
Feminine cadence
Wren
Bright and close. Sounds like a friend on the other end of the sofa.
Juno
Even and clear, with a little lift. Good for long sessions.
Marlowe
Low and unhurried. Reads like someone who has read a lot aloud.
Masculine cadence
Cassian
Warm and low. Encouragement without the pep talk.
Halloran
Grounded and clear. The one who tells you the truth kindly.
Vale
Dry and precise. Wit lands better in this one.
Orin
Storyteller's cadence. Rises and falls like read prose.
Neutral cadence
Rowan
Androgynous and calm. Neither one thing nor the other.
Ash-grey
Plain and steady. Says the thing and stops.
Pell
Lilting and characterful. A voice with weather in it.
Hands-free voice
Pick who rides with you, then hear them before you ever pull out. Car mode stays shut until you've heard this exact voice at these exact settings.
Not cleared yet — car mode will ask you to listen first.
Dials