Voice as a control layer.
Not voice input — that's commoditised. Voice as the steering mechanism that routes work to the right place and turns intent into finished, verifiable output.
The lawyer speaks one sentence: what needs to happen, who it routes to — a team member, an AI agent, or a note-to-self — and how to know it's done. The system absorbs the routing decision and the tracking burden. Work goes to the right human or system. Every delegated decision becomes a tamper-evident receipt — an audit chain the senior lawyer can use to review what their team completed, and why.
The product is not speed or transcription. It is the elimination of coordination overhead: the gap between deciding something should happen and knowing it happened, with delegation proof attached.
