# VividVoice > VividVoice is a productivity tool for XR and VR glasses that lets you work with just your voice. You sit down, put on your glasses and talk, and your coding agents, your browser, your terminal, VS Code and Obsidian do the work on screens around you. You do not need a keyboard or mouse, though one is there as a backup. It is not on sale yet: the site has a waitlist. Updated: November 12, 2026 Headline: "Work with just your voice." Under it: "Sit down, put on your glasses and talk. Your agents do the work on screens around you." ## What it is - A workstation you run by voice, in XR and VR glasses and headsets. You talk, and you look or point; it talks back and runs your computer. - A productivity tool for doing real work in a headset. It is not an AI assistant or a chatbot, and it does not compete with ChatGPT or other assistants. - The screens around you are the tools you already use, on your own computer. You see them in the glasses, and you do not need to type or click on them. A keyboard is still there as a backup, for when you want one. ## How it works - You talk: say what you want done, in your own words. - You look or point: it knows what you are looking at or pointing to, so "open that" or "filter by that" acts on it. - It talks back: it answers out loud. - It runs your computer: your agents and apps do the work while you watch. ## What it runs - Coding agents, on your own subscriptions, so their usage is billed by them and not by VividVoice: Claude Code, Codex and Cursor's agent first, and also OpenCode, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Pi, Antigravity, Muse Code, Amp, Cline, goose, Grok, Junie, Kilo Code, Mistral Vibe, Qwen Code and Kimi Code. - Your browser, signed in as you. You make small requests about what you are looking at or pointing to ("open that", "filter by that", "open that one"), and it can carry out a short job on its own, such as opening a customer's trial settings, choosing seven more days and saving. - Your local apps: the terminal (run commands), VS Code (read and review code) and Obsidian (your notes). More apps come later. ## Headsets - Built for Meta Quest, the Meta VR Glasses (from Meta, spring 2027) and the XREAL Aura (XREAL's glasses, on Android XR). More are coming. ## Who it is for - First, developers who run coding agents and want to work in a headset without needing a keyboard. - Anyone who wants to sit down, put on glasses and get work done by talking. ## Pricing - Free, $0: 500 credits, once, so you can feel the whole workflow. They do not renew. No card needed. - Pro, $20 a month: 2,000 credits a month. - Ultra, $100 a month: 10,000 credits a month. - Every plan runs everything: coding agents, browser, terminal, VS Code and Obsidian. Coding agents run on your own subscriptions, so their usage is billed by their makers, not by VividVoice. - Prices as of November 2026. Nothing is on sale yet: every plan joins the waitlist. - https://vividvoice.ai/pricing.html ## Compared with other tools - VividVoice vs Immersed: Immersed puts your computer's screens around you in a headset, and you still type and click. VividVoice lets you work with just your voice: AI agents do the work, and you do not need a keyboard or mouse. Immersed is a bigger monitor; VividVoice is a new way to work. Immersed has co-working spaces for working with other people, and is available today. - https://vividvoice.ai/vividvoice-vs-immersed.html ## Join the waitlist - https://vividvoice.ai/waitlist.html ## Who builds it - Jesse Musa, founder. AI engineer at Salesforce at 20, where he built self-improving agents that fixed 25% of agent issues on their own; computer vision researcher at UT Dallas at 19; software engineer intern at AWS at 18. He has built games in Unity since his teens, and VividVoice's headset app is built in Unity. - https://vividvoice.ai/founder.html ## Links - Home: https://vividvoice.ai/ - Pricing: https://vividvoice.ai/pricing.html - VividVoice vs Immersed: https://vividvoice.ai/vividvoice-vs-immersed.html - Founder: https://vividvoice.ai/founder.html - Join the waitlist: https://vividvoice.ai/waitlist.html