New features, improvements and fixes in VoiceAlign, newest first.
When a feedback request hides the brief from reviewers, the step after recording now asks only for a name and an email. The title box that appeared there is gone; the drafted title goes out as it is, and you can rename it on the card.
Collect a testimonial now opens on what the testimonials are for, then the lengths you want back, and asks for your name and email last, next to Create testimonial link. Before, it opened on a name and email form before you had said anything about what you wanted.
You can now add a screenshot, a document or a link at the moment you are recording, not only on the review screen. A paperclip sits beside the mic on a feedback request, a reaction and a discussion take, and on the recording bar while you talk; it opens one small sheet to choose files or paste a link, and the recording keeps going. What you attach shows as chips under the recorder, is already on the review screen, and reaches the card and the emails as attachments do today. If the link hides the review screen, your details step shows what is attached with a last chance to add or remove. On the review screen, Add context and Add files are now one row, Files and context, with one Add; on your private page a response's files and links share one block.
Every response, site note, reaction and discussion take now has the same head: a quiet line with the person's name, status and time, and the title as the heading under it. Click the name line to fold a card (takes fold now too); the chevron at its left shows which way it is. Click a title you own and it becomes a field right there: Enter saves, Esc puts it back. The Copy button and the big pencil are gone; one ⋯ at the end of the line holds Copy link, Copy brief, Copy all context and the rename. A note from your site says which section and page it came from on the line under its title. The short id has moved to the card's lower right corner.
You can now scan your responses by their titles: every card, site note and discussion take leads with a short title, with its bottom line under it. A note from a feedback button on your site says which section and page it came from, and its email does too. Rename any response from the pencil on its card; the title it was sent with is kept and the change is logged. Titles are sharper too: they keep a second ask, keep a question a question, and a thin note still gets an honest title. Only the person who started a discussion can rename it, and renaming a reaction moves its email subject.
Your work is now a compact chronological list on your phone, so you can scan and reopen something quickly. On a larger screen, choose a row to read its full summary and details beside the list without losing your place.
You can now open VoiceAlign at app.voicealign.xyz, and go straight to a flow with app.voicealign.xyz/gather, /collect, /give, /align or /testimonial. Your old links keep working.
You can now pick how your feedback buttons look: an outline (as before), a solid button, or a plain underlined link, and set the colour and corner radius to match your brand. Buttons your site adds after the page loads, like in a new view or a popup, now work on their own.
Ask your assistant to put a feedback button on a page and it now finds the embed code right in your feedback request, with how to place and style it, instead of reaching for the share link. The developer docs gained copy-paste examples in curl, JavaScript and Python. Your private link's secret is no longer repeated in what your assistant reads, so it can't end up in a log by accident.
You can now scroll a page with feedback buttons and see at a glance where you have answered: each button you used shows a check, and the ones you haven't stay as they were. Click a checked one to add more. Your checks are remembered in your browser when you come back.
You now see a clear error and a Retry button when VoiceAlign cannot organize what you said, and your words stay where they are. Before, you could end up with an empty brief marked ready.
Your assistant can now find everything it needs to work a link in one place: every kind of link, every read and action with its fields, and how to work a link well. Every link it reads points there.
You can now add a button or a small dot to any page of your site, and visitors record or type their feedback in a popup without leaving it. Their responses land on your feedback request marked Embed, with the page and section they came from.
You can now turn the brief off on a feedback request, so reviewers go straight from what they said to their details and Send.
Your screen no longer shifts up and down while you record on a phone. The status line at the top stopped rewriting itself every second.
You can now see a recording's full length, drag the playhead or skip five seconds either way, and tap any sentence under the player to hear it from there.
You can now paste a screenshot, drop files or choose them from your device, and any kind of file is accepted. Kinds that cannot be previewed download instead of opening.
You can now edit the links and notes pinned to a request from its own page, up to ten of them. A title you type is kept exactly as typed, and later edits to the brief no longer rewrite it.
Resume now takes you back to the link you were answering, with the words you typed back in the box. The saved draft bar names the link and shows your first words.
You can now search a private page across titles, summaries, points, names and transcripts, with matches highlighted and steps between them. Every response also carries a short id like #e76f8 that you can search for or use to point someone at it.
Text you left in an answer, a correction or an open Add context box is now included when you press Send, instead of being lost. If something cannot go in, your text stays put and Send tells you why.
A long meeting recording now becomes a brief that covers the whole conversation. It no longer stops partway, times out or cuts off after twelve points, and detail lines stay on their own lines.
Your assistant can now ask a link for only what changed since its last look: new responses, comments and status changes. When nothing changed, it gets an empty list.
Everyone you send a reaction to now shares one page with you, where anyone can comment and move its status. Each person gets their own emails, kept in one thread.
You can now reply to a VoiceAlign email and your words land in the right place, as a comment, a response or a take, with quoted history and signatures removed.
Your links are now short and say what they are, like feedback.voicealign.xyz, and they open straight into VoiceAlign.
You can now stop a reaction's or a discussion's emails, or snooze them for 24 hours, from the links in any of its emails. The page shows who stopped them, with a button to turn them back on.
Emails now give you the bottom line and one button, and each person gets their own message instead of a cc. Every item carries a search code you can look up in your inbox.
You can now leave comments on your private notes, and nobody is emailed about them. On a feedback or testimonial response, a private comment can also notify you and the people on Also notify when you tick Notify the team.
Every discussion now opens with a short heading of about six words, with the full topic under it. Discussions and reactions also go by those names everywhere, with "% decided" and "Open questions" in a discussion.
You can now copy a response as just the brief, or with all its context: the transcript, actions, comments and links. The menu remembers your last choice.
When your assistant leaves feedback, a comment or a status change for you, it now shows as "Adrian via Claude Code". The name is self-reported and not verified.
You can now attach files when you send feedback, make a request, respond, post a take or comment, so the screenshot or deck sits next to what was said. Images and text open in a viewer on the page, PDFs open in a new tab and Office files download.
Your assistant can now read the files people attach to responses, takes, comments and testimonials, with a link to each and who added it. Assistants read files but never upload them.
The review screen now does one job: reading and fixing your brief. Tap any text to edit it, Send stays at the bottom on small screens, and Copy, the original recording, Undo and Discard sit in a menu beside it.
You now get up to three clarifying questions beside your draft, and only when an answer would clearly help. Answer by typing or recording, cover several with one answer, or close them for good.
You can now set whether responders must give their name and email, on feedback and testimonial requests. Feedback requests default to name required and email optional.
A take or comment you are typing in a discussion is now kept on your browser and refilled when you come back. On phones the screen stays awake while you record.
Every response on your feedback request is now a ticket you can move from Open to Done, with Potential actions drawn from what was said and comments you can type or dictate. The person's own words never change.
Every private link your assistant reads now carries a short note: who owns a ticket's status, the shared practices, what sends email, and what it may do on that kind of link.
Everything you make keeps the paid retention for as long as you pay: links, briefs, responses, takes, comments and tickets. When access ends it drops to 30 days from the end of the paid period, and paying again restores it.
You can now see and edit your whole request from one Request & settings section on its private page: the request as reviewers see it, who gets notified and your settings. Quick actions let you share it, keep it for yourself or add an idea without leaving the page.
Your work now gathers every brief and link you make in one library, so you can come back to any of them. Every kind of link confirms "Saved to Your work" when you create it.
Tapping a text field on a phone no longer zooms or shifts the page, copy buttons work on phones, and a discussion's menus stay on screen.
A discussion now shows how close the group is to agreeing: points read as settled or not, people mark "settled for me" or "I disagree" with a reason, and up to three open questions stay in view. Closing it writes a wrap-up.
Your assistant can now reply to a question, set a stance on a point, dismiss a question, point a question at people and add people, all under its own name.
Reviewers now see the request on top and three steps beneath it: open the link, talk, finish. The link shows as a card with its title, and tapping it before recording asks whether to record first.
Responses now arrive with their recording and play back on the private page. For a time they arrived with their words but no audio.
Every recording now plays in the same player: seek, skip five seconds back or forward, and set a speed from 1x to 2x that every player on the page remembers. Play all runs through them with previous and next.
You can now pin the link under review, other links or pasted text to a brief, each with a note on what it is for. Everyone who reads the brief sees them, and so do the emails that carry it.
A VoiceAlign link pasted into Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, LinkedIn or Twitter now unfurls with a card saying what it opens and who is asking. Private pages show that they are private, with their title.
Changes you make on the review screen now save before you send, so the person asking receives your corrected title, bottom line and points.
Recordings no longer fail to upload, and a failed direct upload falls back so the recording is not lost. If you leave while one is uploading, the next screen is no longer stuck under a spinner.
Your response is now shown as sent only after it has been stored. Before, it could say sent when it had not been saved.
You can now ask for one or more lengths. The speaker approves one quote at the longest length, and the shorter cuts are made from it after consent, for you alone.
You can now create a feedback request from just a link, with no questions and no brief to review.
The record button stays where you clicked it and becomes a quiet Recording chip, so Done is the clear way to finish. Pause and resume make a soft tap, and discarding makes its own short sound.
The website now walks through four uses of a feedback request, for product, marketing, sales, and research and UX, each as a few short steps from the situation to the outcome.
Every flow now starts the same way: talk, answer a few questions, then review the brief. Edit the title, summary and points in one go, and anything you add later reshapes the brief instead of being ignored.
The website lets you click through each flow before you try it, with Back and Next, and each demo ends with a button that opens that flow.
You can now bookmark, share or reload straight into any flow instead of starting from the home screen, and Back and Forward move between them.
You now get a share link and a private page for each feedback request, where responses collect with their summary, points and audio. Reviewers open the link, record, review and send, and you are notified.
You can now turn a brief or a response into a new one you own, already filled in, so you never dictate it twice. A From line links back to where it came from.
Your notes now open in a private workspace: dictate more thoughts, then turn them into a feedback request, a reaction or a discussion when you are ready. Only your private link opens them.