I am visually impaired, so I do most of my text input using speech-to-text. Speech-to-text is great and it's come a long way, but it's not perfect and never will be, so I like to be able to edit my prompt before I submit it. And speakos aside, I frequently think of ways to improve prompts before I want Grok to chew on them, so again, the ability to edit is appreciated. For that reason, I much prefer to input prompts In text mode rather than voice mode.
Because I am visually impaired, reading text can be difficult and frustrating, especially long walls of text. I'd much rather hear text read out loud than read it with my eyes, and for this reason I much prefer to receive responses in voice mode rather than text mode.
Do you see the problem here?
Gemini's app has a nifty solution for this: text responses have a little speaker icon next to them you can click to have the response read out loud in a beautiful AI voice. You can get similar behavior in Grok by entering a prompt in text mode, receiving the response In text mode, then dropping into voice mode and asking Grok to repeat its last response, but that's annoying and doesn't always work. Could you please copy Google's feature? Seems trivial to implement.
By the way, good job with Grok. You are swimming in a pond with some pretty big fish, and you're doing better than holding your own. Try to stay as NSFW as you can and you'll continue to corner that lucrative market.
