The keyboard is becoming the bottleneck. Matt’s best ideas start while he paces the room talking too fast, not with his hands on a keyboard, so he built a computer that keeps up. Your phone is the microphone and the remote. As you talk, the big screen organizes what you mean. Say “make me an app that…” and Wand writes the build prompt and builds it with v0 once you approve. Matt built most of Wand itself without a keyboard.
See it work
Filmed by our team while building with Wand.
Building an app by talking to a phone
Thinking out loud into the phone
Websites made with Wand
The phone as a game controller
A home run derby, played from the phone
Matt on why he built Wand
Who it’s for
Founders and small teams shipping several products at once who want to see everything that is happening, and steer it, without sitting at a keyboard.
What it does
- Shows your words live as you talk, answers questions, and remembers what you were discussing.
- Puts any project, branch preview, live site, or list on any TV or monitor. Each screen confirms when it has switched.
- Keeps an activity dashboard of what needs attention, which builds are running, and what was merged and deployed.
- Turns “make me an app that…” into a written brief, then builds it once you tap to approve.
- Keeps a running to-do list and a product roadmap you edit by voice.
- Lets your phone act as the remote: talk into it, or tap to steer whichever screen you picked.
- Turns the team’s commits, merges, and deploys into Wand World, a live animated town for a side monitor.
What we designed and built
- Real-time speech-to-text, with live words on every screen
- Conversational answers that keep the thread
- Voice and phone control of many screens at once
- The activity dashboard, reading GitHub and Vercel
- The brief-writing and app-building pipeline
- Wand World and its live animated town
- Real-time voice
- Every screen in the room
- Live project activity
- Builds apps on request
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