Talk to her. She talks back.
One tap on the microphone and a visitor can simply say what they need. NyViA listens, answers in a natural voice with every word on screen, then listens again. Typing works the whole time.
Your browser will ask for the microphone first. Nothing is heard before you allow it.
One tap starts a conversation.
Tap once
The microphone opens after the browser asks permission. No wake word, and nothing is heard before that.
Speak
A live caption shows what she heard as you say it, so a misheard word is visible before anything is sent.
Pause
About a second of quiet ends your turn. There is no button to hold and nothing to press.
She answers
In a natural voice, with the same words written in the conversation as she speaks.
And listens again
Hands-free, until you press Stop, start typing, or go quiet for a while.
Listening, with a live caption.
Speaking, with the answer and its source on screen.
The same NyViA, wherever she is heard.
One approved knowledge source behind the website, the phone and the chat, so a caller hears what a reader would read.
Voice on the web
On any page of your website, in the visitor’s browser, on a computer or a phone.
Phone calls
Through a telephony partner, with the same rules, the same handover to a person and the same record.
Languages
English and Afrikaans. Further languages are added only after testing with native speakers.
Every spoken answer is also written.
- Text first. Everything she says appears in the conversation, so nobody has to listen to use her.
- Captions as you speak. The visitor sees what she heard before it is sent.
- Stop is always there. One button ends the voice conversation at once.
- Typing never stops working. Voice is an option, never a requirement.
- Only text reaches NyViA. On the web the browser turns speech into text; she never receives the audio.
Microphones, privacy and languages.
No. The microphone opens only when someone taps it, and the browser asks their permission first. There is no wake word. After a few quiet rounds, or when they press Stop, she stops listening.
On the web, the visitor’s own browser turns their speech into text, and NyViA receives only that text, never the audio. The text is kept in the conversation like anything typed. Her spoken answer is generated from the same text that appears on screen.
English and Afrikaans. Further languages are added only after testing with native speakers.
Yes, through a telephony partner, with the same approved knowledge and the same rules as on the web. Phone calls are part of the Enterprise plan.
Everything she says is also on screen, and typing works throughout. If a browser cannot listen, she says so plainly and the conversation simply carries on in text.
Ask her something out loud.
She is on this page. Tap the button, allow the microphone, and ask what a custom build costs, or what she does when she cannot answer.