Creating by chatting

Creating in Voysey feels like working with a collaborator. You say what you want, Voysey does the work, and it shows you the result. There are no complicated menus to learn first.

Ask for a whole piece, or one part

Both work. You can ask for something complete ("write me a ten minute thriller") or change one part at a time ("give the lead a rival," "set scene three at night," "write a darker ending"). Voysey works out what your message needs and does it.

Attach references

Use the paperclip to add reference images, such as a face, a location, or a mood board. They appear as thumbnails above the box, and you can remove one by clicking the small x on it. Voysey uses them as inspiration for what it creates.

Watch the work happen

While Voysey is working you will see what it is doing, labeled with the stage it is on. When a piece is ready it appears in the conversation as a card you can open, read, and edit.

Keep refining

If something is not right, just say so. "Make it funnier," "shorter," "less dialogue," "try a different look." Because each request builds on the last, you are steering the work rather than rolling the dice each time.