SpinVox has a job to understand everyone.

But it’s the one job it’s very good at. How does it do it? It captures spoken words and feeds them into a Voice Message Conversion System, known as ‘D2’ (the Brain), and spits them out as text content.

So D2’s pretty smart. He’s bound to be, as he’s a combination of artificial intelligence, voice recognition and natural linguistics. But he also learns from us humans. He learns all the time about how we speak, and what we say, from the mundane to the ridiculous.

And even the smartest machines need a helping hand if they are to stay clever: help to understand and digest new words or phrases to ensure that he is converting what you mean to say.

Over the past four years D2 has been chomping through our words, converting millions of messages from millions of different voices and accents, in English, French, Spanish and German. But now he’s onto his main course and he wants to feast on your words to make him bigger and stronger.