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Four minutes at the Show & Tell

Showing Audon at 500 Global in Kuala Lumpur

Khai presenting Audon at 500 Global, beside a screen showing the Audon page, "Talk to your computer. Keep your hands free."

Photo: from Andrew Gostishchev's recap on LinkedIn

On 24 September I showed Audon at the weekly Show & Tell at 500 Global in Kuala Lumpur. Four minutes to show it, two for questions.

Andrew Gostishchev summed it up in his recap:

Khai Jien Kong shared Audon, an on-device voice assistant for Claude Code on macOS that lets developers write code and launch web projects through AirPods while walking.

Read the recap on LinkedIn →

What Audon does

A woman jogging in a park, wearing headphones
The moment Audon is built for. Photo: Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash.
  1. Tap to talk. Double-tap your earbud and the Mac at home starts listening. Your phone stays in your pocket.
  2. Your Mac listens. Your speech becomes text on your own Mac, in English, Mandarin or Malay, even mixed in one sentence.
  3. Claude does the work. Claude Code works in your own files, and speaks the answer back into your earbuds.
  4. No VPN. Away from home, your phone still reaches your Mac, encrypted end to end.

Thanks to 500 Global and the Malaysian AI team for having me.

Audon isn't public yet. To try it first, join the waitlist on the front page.