Draft a Word Document Entirely by Voice
You need a project proposal by end of day. Opening Word, formatting headers, wrestling with margins — the setup alone takes longer than the writing. What if the entire document materialized from a conversation?
From voice to Word document
“Computer, write a project proposal for the website redesign. Include timeline, budget estimate, and team roles. Save it as a Word document.”
The output is a real .docx file — not markdown, not a text dump. Proper headings, formatted sections, ready for editing in Word or Google Docs.
Context-aware drafting
Because Vox remembers your entire conversation history, the proposal isn't generic boilerplate. It pulls from real context:
Write the proposal for the redesign we discussed last week.
I'll base it on the scope we discussed: 3-month timeline, $45K budget, React migration with the design system overhaul. I'll include the team assignments you mentioned — Sarah on frontend, Marcus on backend.
Previously discussed details — budgets, team members, deadlines, technical decisions — automatically appear in the document without you repeating them.
Iterate with voice
Documents are rarely perfect on the first draft. Keep refining:
“Computer, add a risk assessment section to that proposal.”
“Computer, change the budget to $52K and extend the timeline to 4 months.”
“Computer, save the updated version and email it to Jordan for review.”
Each command reads the existing document, makes the change, and saves the updated version. When you're satisfied, send it directly — no copying, no attaching, no switching apps.
All document types
Word documents are just the start. Vox creates:
- Word docs (
.docx) — proposals, reports, letters, memos - PDFs — invoices, contracts, printable summaries
- Presentations (
.pptx) — slide decks from data or outlines
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