Shop with your voice.
IWRITELIFE is built voice-first: a personal shopping concierge that lives on every page. Press the mic — or hit V — and just talk. It navigates, answers questions, suggests what completes your look, and builds your order.
Try it in the shopPrivate by architecture
Speech recognition runs in your browser using the Web Speech API. Your audio is processed on your device and never uploaded to our servers — we only see the text of the command, same as if you'd typed it.
A concierge, not a command line
The assistant doesn't just obey — it advises. Add a hoodie and it offers the tee that completes the drop. Ask what goes with what you're viewing and it answers like a stylist, not a search box.
Hands-free end to end
Browse, ask for prices and sizes, add to cart, accept or decline suggestions, and check out — a complete purchase without touching the keyboard.
The command set
Browse & search
- “show me hoodies”
- “what's new”
- “tees under fifty dollars”
- “search for pressure”
- “tell me about the Mark Hoodie”
The concierge
- “what do you recommend”
- “complete the look”
- “what goes with this”
- “surprise me”
- “style me”
- “anything else”
Cart & checkout
- “add the Mark Hoodie, size large”
- “what's in my cart”
- “remove the tee”
- “clear my cart”
- “check out”
Questions & navigation
- “what's the return policy”
- “how long is shipping”
- “who is Steven Tyner”
- “go to the shop”
- “help”
How it works
Listen
Your browser's built-in speech recognition transcribes what you say — on-device. Works in Chrome and Edge; no app, no account, no download.
Understand
A local intent engine maps your words to store actions — browsing, product lookups, cart operations, recommendations — and remembers conversational context like a pending size.
Respond
The concierge speaks back and acts: it navigates the store, drops products into your cart, and suggests pieces that complete the look — answer yes or no and keep moving.
Every voice command has a visible equivalent — the mic is an accelerator, never a requirement. Prefer silence? Say “mute” and the assistant switches to text-only.