Reviewing a website with a client usually means long emails, vague screenshots and "the thing on the second page." Half the work is figuring out what they meant.
PointTalk works like an intercom between a client and an AI agent. While browsing the staging site, the client pushes a button and simply says what they want: "Make this heading bigger," "This photo should be the new one," "Move this up."
- Voice becomes action. The agent turns what the client said into a clear task and gets to work.
- It knows what they were looking at. Every request captures the page URL, a screenshot and the exact element they pointed at, so nothing gets lost in translation.
- Automatic punch-list management. Each request lands on a running punch list, so both sides can see what was asked, what's done and what's next.
I use it myself, too. Push to talk from my Mac or phone, and my voice goes straight to the right agent for the job.
The kit is open on GitHub, so you can set up PointTalk with your own agents.
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