The problem
You just finished a six-hour install. Your hands are dirty, your phone is in your pocket, and the last thing you want to do is sit in the driveway typing into an app. So you don't. You tell yourself you'll do it later. Later turns into tomorrow. Tomorrow turns into "I think I billed for that."
That's how margin disappears. Not in one big mistake — in a hundred small ones where you didn't write it down because it was too much trouble.
Why we built it
We built AI Talk because contractors already talk about their work constantly — to crew members, to clients, to themselves. We just needed DIRT to listen.
You don't need to learn commands or follow a script. Talk the way you'd tell a co-worker what happened on the job. DIRT figures out the rest.
How it works
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Tap the mic from anywhere in the app — job screen, invoice, client card, or home.
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Say what happened. "Two hours labor, sixty in materials, Henderson kitchen, bill it." Plain English.
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DIRT logs it, assigns it to the right record, and shows you what it captured. Confirm or fix.
What changes for your business
Before
Drive home, forget the details, guess at the invoice the next day.
After
Talk it out from the truck. Every dollar and minute logged before you hit the highway.
Common questions
Is there an app where I can just talk after a job instead of typing?
Yes. DIRT's Talk feature lets you say what happened on the job from the truck — hours, materials, client, and which job it goes to — and it logs the record. Tap the mic from anywhere in the app, speak in plain English, and DIRT shows you what it captured before anything saves.
How long does it take to log a job by talking?
A typical job — hours, materials, client, and a note — takes under a minute out loud. That's the whole point. You talk the way you'd debrief a co-worker, DIRT figures out what goes where, and you're done before you pull out of the driveway.
Does voice logging actually work on a noisy job site?
It works best when you can talk clearly — in the truck, parked outside the site, or on a quiet stretch. If it's too loud to talk, DIRT still works by typing. Voice is the fast path, not the only path.
Do I need to memorize commands or follow a script?
No. Talk the way you'd tell a co-worker what happened. "Two hours labor, sixty in materials, Henderson kitchen, bill it" is enough. DIRT parses plain English — no keywords, no exact phrasing required.
What if I get the details wrong when I'm talking?
DIRT shows you what it captured before anything saves. Review the record on screen, correct any mistakes, then confirm. Nothing is committed until you approve it.
Can I use voice for invoices too, not just logging jobs?
Yes. Voice works across the whole app: logging jobs, filling forms, navigating to records, editing line items, running queries on your stats, and confirming invoice sends. Any action you can tap, you can also say.
How is this different from just using voice-to-text on my phone?
Phone voice-to-text transcribes words into a text field — you still have to navigate the app and tap the right place. DIRT understands what you're doing and routes your input to the right job, field, or record automatically.
What happens to everything I log by voice — is it just notes or actual structured data?
Structured data. Hours become labor line items. Materials become expense records. Client names link to client cards. Everything DIRT captures by voice ends up in the same fields you'd fill manually — it all hits the profit calculation and the invoice.
Start free
Try it free.
Every DIRT plan includes this feature — Solo included. No credit card, no trial that expires. Set up in minutes and use it on your next job from the truck.