Start with what you want.
Visitors open Podo and say what they need. No special commands or perfect phrasing. They can speak naturally or type their request.
Podo brings voice and browser use together. A friendly conversation up front. A capable assistant moving things forward.
See it in actionVisitors open Podo and say what they need. No special commands or perfect phrasing. They can speak naturally or type their request.
Podo can use your website’s interface to move the task forward: navigate to a collection, apply the filters, or fill the relevant fields.
The result appears right on the site. Visitors can refine what they asked for, continue on their own, or ask Podo to help with the next step.
Podo’s standalone concept builds on voice and browser-use capabilities being developed for Jotform. The ambition is simple: bring that helpful experience to other websites and products.
These pages explore that vision through practical examples. Standalone setup, supported environments, pricing, and availability are still to be announced.
The demo responds to sample requests by changing a sample website: filtering products, adding an item to a demo bag, saving a home, and creating a project with tasks. It’s an illustration of the experience, rather than a live connection to the Podo service.
Yes. On browsers that support speech recognition, use the microphone to enter a request. Press send to run it. The speaker button turns browser-generated spoken replies on or off.
No. Everything in the demos uses sample data. No orders are placed, homes booked, or real accounts changed.
Less looking for the right button.
More getting things done.
