Nox Voice 1.2 (Beta)
Talk to Nox in real time
Nox Voice 1.2 (beta) turns Nox into a live, phone-call-style conversation, built on leading conversational voice AI technology. Just talk and Nox replies in a natural voice, in real time — no typing.
Nox Voice 1.2 turns Nox into a conversation you can have out loud. It's built on leading conversational voice AI technology, tuned for real-time back-and-forth. There is no typing — you talk, and Nox answers in a natural spoken voice, in real time, the way a phone call flows.
It is designed for the moments when your hands or eyes are busy — cooking, driving, holding a baby, or lying awake in the dark. You ask out loud and Nox replies out loud, in a natural cadence, so it feels less like operating an app and more like talking to someone who knows the subject.
It is multilingual — you can pick from 12 spoken languages (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, and Russian) and Nox will speak and listen in that language. Because it listens while it speaks, you can talk over Nox to redirect it mid-answer — no waiting for it to finish — and because every turn is transcribed and saved into your chat, nothing is lost to the air. You can scroll back later and read exactly what was said.
Voice 1.2 is available on MAX and is currently in beta.
What it's best for
- Hands-free health questions
- Speaking in your own language
- Natural back-and-forth without typing
Model details
- Best for — Hands-free, natural back-and-forth conversations
- Answer style — Spoken, natural, and real-time — like a phone call
- Languages — 12 spoken languages — English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, Russian
- Live transcript — Yes — every turn is transcribed and saved to your chat
- Interruptions — Talk over Nox any time to redirect the conversation
- Available on — MAX
Availability: Available on MAX. Currently in beta.
Example prompt: "Hey Nox, what should I do about a sore throat that started this morning?"