WhisPrompt has launched its AI Workflow Controller on Kickstarter, pitching it as the world's first device built for directing artificial intelligence agents by voice. The product combines voice input with one-handed controls to help users route tasks to the right AI agent, switch between sessions and return when approvals are needed.

The company says the device is designed around the idea that managing AI is becoming part of the workload: users still have to type instructions, find the right agent, add context and check task status. WhisPrompt aims to compress that friction, claiming up to 3x faster input and a workflow that moves from speaking to routing, execution, refinement and approval.

The launch, announced via PRNewswire on September 29, targets professionals juggling multiple AI agents across computer tasks. As with all crowdfunding hardware, delivery timelines and final specifications will depend on the campaign's progress. The company said backers will get early access to the device, with production timelines to be detailed as the campaign progresses over the coming weeks.