Voice that keeps up — talk over it, skip ahead

June 2026

Live voice in Tasks just got a real upgrade. It feels less like talking to a machine that waits its turn, and more like working through your list with someone sitting next to you.

Talk over it — any time

You no longer have to wait for Perisclaw to finish before you speak. Cut in whenever you want — it stops, listens, and picks up your new direction on the spot, the way a real conversation works. No awkward pauses, no talking past each other.

"Skip this — come back to it later"

Voice can now do everything the swipe deck can. Alongside "mark it done" and "snooze it," just say "skip this" or "I'll come back to it later" and Perisclaw moves on to the next card — keeping that one in the deck for later, exactly like a swipe up.

Right where your hands are

On phones the mic used to hide at the bottom of the screen. Now it sits right on the task card, next to where you type — so starting a hands-free run is one tap, wherever you are on the page.

Steadier on its feet

We closed a loop where Perisclaw could occasionally pick up its own voice and run away with itself — repeating an action or talking in circles. It now stays locked on you, and only you.

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Also in this release: your daily digest got noticeably sharper — fewer false alarms, quieter on busy group chats, and it no longer resurfaces things you've already dismissed.