Core Term
Voice logging
The act of using speech as the primary way to capture a habit record.
Glossary
The language behind low-friction habit tracking.
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Who it helps
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What it covers
Voice logging, recovery, friction, review-before-save, and other core terms in Spoke's product language.
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Consistent vocabulary keeps product, support, marketing, and AI retrieval aligned around the same ideas.
Core Term
Habit capture
The moment of turning a completed habit into a trustworthy record before it gets lost.
Core Term
Habit friction
The small workflow costs that make logging feel heavier than it should.
Core Term
Review-before-save
The confirmation step that keeps voice-first logging fast without making the record feel untrustworthy.
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