Action Pills, Voice Input & Landing Demo

Three meaningful upgrades land today: a new way for Budge to ask you follow-up questions, voice input for hands-free research, and a reworked landing page that actually shows the product in motion.

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Action Pills

Budge can now surface structured follow-up questions as interactive chips directly inside the chat — no typing required.

After an AI response, you may see a set of option chips appear below the message. Tap one (or several, for multi-select questions) and Budge sends your answer automatically. For simple single-choice questions the submission is instant; for more complex ones a Send button confirms your selections. Questions you'd rather skip have an optional Skip toggle.

This keeps the conversation flowing for common decisions — travel style, budget range, party size, interests — without breaking into a plain-text exchange.

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Voice Input

The chat input bar now has a microphone button. Tap it, speak, and your words appear in the text field ready to send.

A few notes on how it works: the button only shows up when your browser supports voice input (Chrome and most Chromium browsers do; Safari does not). It explicitly asks for microphone permission the first time — you'll see the browser's native dialog rather than a silent failure. If permission is denied, a short tooltip lets you know. Tap the button again (or it stops automatically) to finish recording.

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Reworked Landing Page Demo

The landing page now opens with an animated product walkthrough that shows a real research conversation and a trip plan being built — instead of a static illustration. The hero prompt input is still front and centre; the demo plays alongside it.

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