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WhispaWave for Jira

Describing Jira tickets cleanly takes time. Speak the title, acceptance criteria and context in one go. WhispaWave structures it, you just hit create.

How it sounds in Jira

You say this. WhispaWave writes this.

A MacBook shows Jira: a cleanly written sentence types itself into a text field while the WhispaWave bar with fn shortcut, DE language badge and live waveform floats below. Speaking becomes finished text.

In Jira · Speak → finished text
  • Spoken

    story as a user i want to reset my password criteria email with link link expires after one hour

    WhispaWave
    As a user, I want to reset my password.Acceptance criteria:Email with reset linkLink expires after 1 hour
  • Spoken

    bug checkout breaks when the coupon code is expired no error message

    WhispaWave
    Bug: checkout fails on expired couponNo error message shown to the user.
  • Spoken

    comment tested this on staging works ready for review

    WhispaWave
    Tested on staging, works. Ready for review.

What you use WhispaWave for in Jira

Concrete moments where speaking instead of typing makes the difference.

01Describe tickets in full

Dictate description, steps and expected behavior instead of typing keywords.

02Comments on issues

Reply to tickets by speaking: complete, not monosyllabic.

03Acceptance criteria & specs

Speak the criteria; they land as a clean list on the issue.

04Status updates

Capture progress without breaking your workflow.

What makes Jira better

  • User stories and acceptance criteria in one pass
  • Less clicking, more describing
  • Comments and status updates by voice

How it works

  1. 1

    Cursor in the field

    Click into the input field in Jira.

  2. 2

    Hold Fn

    Hold it and just start speaking.

  3. 3

    Polished text

    It appears cleanly written right in Jira.

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