A workspace that remembers why
A shared visual system where spoken thinking becomes an inspectable product direction.
Liveprompts explores how long-form voice instructions could remain linked to a living visual canvas—making complex ideas, specifications, and architectures easier to inspect and share.
you speak
voice carries the intent
the concept links both
the canvas carries context
No prompt syntax.
No agent monologue.
One shared visual memory.
Prototype interaction · Illustrative scenario · fictional persona · Illustrative prototype data
The canvas is waiting for the next voice instruction.
Every instruction will add, connect, or revise a shape while preserving its source.Voice is the most direct way to give an AI a rich train of thought. But a long voice session becomes difficult to navigate, verify, and share when it disappears into a transcript.
Liveprompts explores a model where each instruction could remain linked to a canvas. Alone or with a team, concepts, decisions, dependencies, and revisions could retain shareable visual context.
The prototype imagines how a visual language could preserve the meaning of speech and support the next decision.
Illustrative interface · Illustrative prototype data
Long voice instructions could become concise briefs, decisions, and requirements—not an unmanageable transcript.
Concepts, systems, people, and dependencies could take shape while the conversation is still unfolding.
Sequences and revisions could animate when the order of spoken instructions is part of the meaning.
A voice session could become a visual narrative when tone, rhythm, and atmosphere carry the idea.
Spoken requirements could become illustrative trackers, controls, and prototypes.
Products, spaces, and systems could become illustrative 3D models that clarify scale and relationships.
The concept explores an interaction that could respect pauses, restarts, and changes of direction without imposing prompt syntax.
The prototype illustrates how each part of the canvas could retain a visible link to the instruction that created, related, or revised it.
The canvas could become shared memory: inspectable, editable, shareable, and preserved through every version.
The envisioned interface would give each participant a personal space while keeping a shared canvas visible.
Prototype interaction · Illustrative scenario · fictional persona · Illustrative prototype data
working hypothesis
working hypothesis
The scenario imagines a voice-led thread explored privately before it is shared with the group.
Send a card, decision, or architecture into the shared canvas—with its source and context intact.
The scenario illustrates how a group could follow the origin of each idea and its place in the wider system.
Vision, requirements, system maps, prototypes, decision history.
Visual anchors, open questions, decisions, and evolving context.
Components, dependencies, flows, scenarios, and interactive models.
Liveprompts is a conceptual prototype. No commercial service or product access is currently offered.
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