Carbon Voice vs. Slack
Slack is great for structured, desktop-first messaging. Carbon Voice is better when you're on-the-go, need to speak instead of type, and want voice turned into action.
Slack is great for...
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Structured, text-heavy communication.
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Organized channels and searchable threads.
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Desktop-first workflows and doc sharing.
Carbon Voice is better when...
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You need to have a real conversation, not write another thread.
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You're on-the-go, distracted, or dealing with poor network—where typing isn't practical.
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Talking is faster than typing, especially when thinking out loud or giving feedback.
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You want automatic, high-quality transcripts—no need to take notes.
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You need AI to summarize, catch you up, or turn voice into docs and action items.
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You can hit /cv to start talking in Carbon Voice from Slack.
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Ari Meisel
Entrepreneur, Author, and Productivity Expert
If there’s a silver bullet for modern communication, it’s async voice—and Carbon Voice does it best.
Rick Smith, Axon
CEO & Founder
It’s like I’m in 5 meetings at once, but without all the scheduling hassle.
Simi Burn, PharmD
The AgeTech and Senior Care Ghostwriter
Other tools were built for meetings. Carbon Voice is built for creating. I use it to ghostwrite books, journal, plan strategy, even record meditations in my own voice.
Tara Schinkel, Stewart Tech
CFO
I used to wait for red lights to text my team. Now I just record what I need to say—and it gets handled.
Phil Drinkwater
ADHD Business Coach for CXOs and Entrepreneurs
Carbon Voice’s AI tools are a big win. Clients turn my messages into to-dos—which helps them act without getting overwhelmed.
