Anthropic launches a voice mode for Claude

Anthropic began to unfold a “voice mode” for its Claude chat applications.

Voice mode allows CLUUD mobile applications users Official Account of X and Updated documentation On the company’s website.

At least One user of x Reports that have accessed voice mode at the end of Tuesday. Default is powered by anthropic Claude Sonnet 4 model.

“Voice mode… allows you to talk to Claude and hear answers through a voice that makes it easier to use Claude when your hands are busy, but your mind is not,” says A a Maintenance pageS “The voice mode transforms the way you interact with the Claude by … shows key points on the screen while Claude talks (s), allowing you to talk to Claude and hear Claude’s voice answers.”

A number of AI companies, including Openai, offer voice chat experiences for their chatbot. Google, for example, has Twins liveWhile XAI has a voice mode for Grok. Everyone allows users to interact with bots by talking instead of writing, with conversations feeling more natural and intuitive.

With the Anthropic aroma of voice mode, users can talk about things like documents and images and choose from five different voice options. Users can also switch between text and voice on the go and see a copy and summary after conversations.

The possibility has certain limits. Voice calls are reported for regular use caps -anthropic says 20-30 conversations are what most free users can expect. In addition, only paid Claude subscribers can benefit from a Google workspace connector, which allows voice mode to access Google Calendar and Gmail Calendar (Google Docs integration is exclusive to Claude Enterprise plans).

Anthropic CPO Mike Kriger confirmed The company worked on the voice opportunities for Claude in an interview with the Financial Times in early March. According to the report, Anthropic is talking to Amazon, the main investor and partner of the company, and focused on AI votes starting eleven years to manage to manage future Claude voice functions.

It is not clear which of these partnerships, if any, has come to fruition.