Say the numbers. See the chart.
Dictate your figures while you present, and SpeakCanvas turns them into a bar, line or pie chart on the canvas without opening a spreadsheet.
Start presenting“Our 2024 sales were 2 million dollars. We reached 3.4 million in 2025. Compare them in a bar chart.”
Sales, 2024 vs 2025
Million $
Three chart types
Ask for a bar chart to compare values, a line chart for change over time, or a pie chart for shares. Say which you want, along with the labels and values.
Your numbers, not invented ones
Charts are most reliable when you say the numbers yourself, and SpeakCanvas is designed to use the figures you state.
If you ask for data without giving any, such as a country’s inflation over ten years, the AI answers from its own knowledge. It does not check a live source, so those values can be wrong. Check them before presenting them as fact.
Check and correct on the spot
AI can misinterpret a sentence or speech recognition can mishear a number, so glance at the chart as it appears. If something is off, say it again or refer to the card by number and ask for the change.
Questions
- Can AI create charts from spoken data?
- Yes. Say the labels and values, for example “January 10, February 14, March 21 as a line chart”, and a chart appears on the canvas.
- Can AI make mistakes when creating charts?
- Yes. Always look over the chart, especially values you said quickly. You can correct it with another command.
- Does SpeakCanvas generate statistics?
- It is built to visualize numbers you provide. If you give none, the AI may fill them in without a source, so treat those values as unverified.
- Can it build a table from what I say?
- Spoken comparisons become a comparison matrix. Real data tables come from uploading an Excel or CSV file to the canvas.