VoiceDraw

VoiceDraw turns your words into architecture diagrams. Speak or type what you want to build — the AI renders it in real time. This tour covers everything in under a minute.

Speak to draw

Tap the mic and describe your system naturally. Try: "Add an API gateway in front of two microservices" or "Connect the auth service to a Redis cache." Tap again to stop — the diagram updates in seconds.

AI Chat Panel

Prefer typing? This button opens the chat sidebar so you can write instructions instead of speaking — great for pasting longer descriptions or working in a quiet space. Your full conversation is saved with each drawing and restored when you reopen it.

Type your instructions

Type anything here and press Enter or the send button. Try: "Add a Postgres database and connect it to the API server" or "Rearrange into a three-tier layout with a load balancer."

Undo & redo everything

Every AI response adds a history step — the counter shows exactly where you are. Undo rolls back one step, Redo goes forward. Explore freely — nothing is permanent.

New diagram

Click + to start a fresh canvas. The unified canvas handles both architecture diagrams and free-form reasoning — describe a system, think out loud, or do both at the same time.

Usage indicator

This ring shows how much of your session budget you've used. It stays green while you have plenty left, turns amber as you approach the limit, and red when you're nearly out. Sign in to get a larger budget.

Name your drawing

Click the title in the centre of the bar to give your diagram a name. Named drawings are saved to your account automatically — nothing is lost when you close the tab. Sign in with Google to enable saving.

My Drawings

All your saved diagrams live here. Each card shows the last-updated date and element count. Click to load a drawing — the canvas and your full conversation history are both restored. Rename or delete from the same card.

You're all set

Start by tapping the mic or opening the chat panel, then describe the system you want to build. Your diagram evolves with every instruction — and you can always undo if something isn't right.