Spoke FAQ | Voice Habit Tracking Questions Answered

Q: What is voice habit tracking?

Voice habit tracking means using speech as the primary way to capture a habit log. In Spoke, you speak naturally, review what Spoke detected, and save the entry.

Q: Can I log habits manually?

Yes. Spoke includes manual quick logging as a fallback when speaking is not practical.

Q: Does Spoke support widgets?

Yes. Widget support is implemented for faster access and progress visibility on iPhone.

Q: What happens if I forget to log?

Spoke includes recovery and late logging flows so one missed moment does not have to ruin the record.

Quick answers

What is Spoke?

Spoke is a voice-first habit tracker for iPhone with manual fallback, weekly progress, recovery, widgets, and Apple Health support.

How does voice work?

Speak naturally, review what Spoke detected, and save the result before the moment passes.

Can I log manually?

Yes. Manual quick logging exists so the product still works when speaking is not practical.

What if I forget to log?

Recovery and late logging flows help repair the record after the ideal moment is missed.

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What is voice habit tracking?

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Can I log habits manually?

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What happens if I forget to log?

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Does Spoke support widgets?

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Does Spoke work with Apple Health?

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How should I track water intake?

A short hydration-specific answer about units, repeated habits, and low-friction logging.

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Manual Fallback Logic

Voice available right now?Use the fastest trustworthy capture method for the moment.

YesSpeak naturally, review what Spoke detected, then save.

NoUse quick manual logging so the record still gets captured.

Spoke is voice-first, but it stays usable because voice is not required in every context.

What is voice habit tracking?

Voice habit tracking uses speech as the primary capture method. In Spoke, you speak naturally, review what Spoke detected, and save the result.

How does natural-language logging work?

Spoke turns transcript input into one or more habit entries, then lets you confirm the detected result before saving.

Can I log habits manually?

Yes. Manual quick logging exists as a fallback so the product still works when speaking is not practical.

Can I edit mistakes?

Yes. The app supports adding, editing, archiving, and deleting habits, and includes a review step before saving voice-detected entries.

Can Spoke detect more than one habit from one spoken entry?

Yes. The product is designed to parse one transcript into one or more habit logs, then let you review what it detected.

Is voice the only way to use Spoke?

No. Spoke is voice-first, but manual quick logging and direct habit management are part of the product.

Supported Habit Types

Yes / NoExamples: vitamins, brushing teeth, stretching.

CountExamples: glasses of water, pages, reps.

DurationExamples: walking, reading, meditation.

The habit type matters because the capture and progress model should match the real-world behavior.

What kinds of habits can I track?

Spoke supports yes or no habits, count habits, and duration habits.

What happens if I forget to log?

Spoke includes recovery and late logging flows so the record can be fixed after the fact instead of being lost entirely.

Does Spoke focus only on streaks?

No. The product includes weekly progress and consistency views, and its framing is intentionally broader than streak pressure alone.

Can I see per-habit history?

Yes. Per-habit detail and history views are implemented in the current product.

Can I log yesterday or fix a late entry?

Yes. Recovery and late logging flows exist so the record can be corrected after the ideal moment has passed.

What kinds of progress does Spoke show?

Spoke includes weekly progress and consistency views, plus per-habit detail and history, rather than relying only on simple streak pressure.

Does Spoke support widgets?

Yes. Widgets are implemented to make access and progress visibility easier on iPhone.

Does Spoke integrate with Apple Health?

Yes. Apple Health authorization and import flows are implemented for supported health-related use cases.

Does Spoke support notifications?

Yes. Reminder settings and notification scheduling are implemented.

Does Spoke support Apple Watch?

Watch code and a watch target exist, but public messaging should stay conservative until launch validation is complete.

Does Spoke support Siri or App Intents?

App Intents exist in code, but public messaging should remain conservative until those surfaces are fully validated for launch claims.

Does Spoke use widgets only for display?

No. Widgets are meant to reduce the distance between the user and the logging moment by improving access and visibility.

Do I need an account?

No. Spoke does not require an account to use the app.

How does privacy work?

Spoke uses Apple speech recognition for voice logging, and optional Apple cloud-related features exist in the product. For precise wording, read the Privacy Policy.

Can I export my data?

Yes. Export to CSV and JSON is implemented.

Does everything stay on my phone?

No public claim should promise that. Speech recognition is not forced on-device, and optional Apple cloud-related features exist.

Does Spoke support sync?

Optional Apple-device sync infrastructure exists, but public wording should stay conservative and avoid broad reliability guarantees.

Can I use Spoke without a subscription?

The current release path behaves as free and unlocked. Public pricing or premium availability should not be claimed unless launch status changes and is explicitly verified.

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