Genspark unveils VoicePad, a $99 five-key AI voice gadget now open for pre-orders
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-31
Genspark announced SecondBrain VoicePad, a fully customizable AI hardware device with five physical keys, with pre-orders now open ahead of a November 2026 Kickstarter launch.
- Form factor: Five keys, each assignable to a task or tool — meeting notes, calendar, slides, an AI workspace, dictation — and works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and terminal commands.
- How it works: Hold to talk; clean text lands at your cursor in any app. It can dictate emails, auto-generate meeting summaries with decisions and to-dos, translate spoken input into natural English, and voice commands into terminals and coding assistants.
- Pricing: $9.99 secures a $99 VIP spot; key bindings are reconfigurable anytime in the Genspark Super App.
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