MORATUS Mobile
Mobile uses the same live voice infrastructure as Web. Live voice chat is a real-time, two-way conversation with MORATUS; thanks to the echo-cancelling microphone, MORATUS's own voice doesn't get mixed into the conversation. The transcript is saved as a chat.
How it works
- The operating system asks for microphone permission the first time you use it.
- The conversation is real-time and two-way; quick web searches can run during the conversation.
- You can mute and unmute the microphone during the session.
- The transcript is saved as a chat, so you can continue later by typing.
Voice settings
| Setting | Where | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Voice tone | Settings > Voice | Choose and preview a voice tone (for example Warm and soft, Clear and steady, Cheerful and lively, Mature and calm). |
| Spoken language | Settings > Voice | Set the model's spoken language separately. |
| Microphone permission | Operating system settings | If you declined permission, turn it back on in your phone's settings. |
Usage limit
Voice chat use is limited by plan; higher plans offer more use (see Individual plans).
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need headphones? No. Echo cancellation keeps MORATUS's own voice from being picked up by the microphone.
- Is the conversation saved? The transcript is saved as a chat.
- Is it different from voice chat on Web? It uses the same live voice infrastructure; on Mobile, the microphone is echo-cancelling (see Dictation and live voice chat).