What is Call Arc?
Quick questions just got quicker answers, now live in Arc Search on iOS. To get started: 1. Download and open the Arc Search app on your iPhone 2. Raise your phone to your ear and ask a question 3. Voilà! Get fast answers to small questions while on the go!
Problem
Traditional search methods on mobile devices can be slow and cumbersome, requiring typing and navigating through multiple results. Users seeking quick answers to simple questions often face delays and frustration due to slow and cumbersome navigation.
Solution
Call Arc is a voice-based search tool integrated into the Arc Search iOS app. Users can simply raise their phone to their ear, ask a question, and receive quick answers. This solution emphasizes ease of use and speed, particularly for users on the go. Users can ask questions via voice and receive instant answers, streamlining the information retrieval process.
Customers
The primary users of Call Arc are likely to be busy professionals, commuters, and generally anyone who needs quick information without the hassle of traditional search. These are individuals who value efficiency and swift responses to their queries. Busy professionals and commuters who use iOS devices are the main customer personas.
Unique Features
The unique features of Call Arc include its integration with a mobile OS platform (iOS), its voice recognition capability that activates simply by raising the phone to the ear, and its focused delivery of concise answers rather than links or extended content.
User Comments
Convenient and quick for on-the-go use.
Highly accurate voice recognition.
Sometimes struggles in noisy environments.
Great integration with iOS, feels native.
Occasional issues with understanding complex questions.
Traction
Featured on ProductHunt with positive feedback, recently integrated into Arc Search iOS app indicating an update on its capabilities and expanding user base.
Market Size
The market for voice-activated search and virtual assistants is growing, with a projected value of $5.1 billion by 2024, indicating a robust environment for technologies like Call Arc.
