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Shabesube: teaching people how to talk to AI, for free on social media

ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude — instead of typing, say it all out loud. We share how in short videos and articles.

The Shabesube website
A person talking to their phone on a riverside cafe terrace, with a fox Telepotch on the table

Our name

Behind the name: “Talking is everything.”

The name was born at a retreat in Itoshima in September 2026. We chose the casual word for “talk” over “speak” or “dialogue” because it means using your voice. Say “dialogue,” and everyone ends up typing.

Why

Most people using AI aren’t talking to it yet

Everyone uses AI now. But they type short lines, like into a search box. Only a few actually talk to it.

What we say

Four things Shabesube teaches

Say it all, instead of tricks

Saying everything on your mind is faster than hunting for magic words.

Say who you are, your situation, and what you expect

With these three, AI understands where you’re coming from.

Ask as you would a person, not a search engine

Leave how to go about it to them.

Talk first, polish later

As you talk, your thoughts take shape.

Example: the same request carries far more when spoken than typed

Typed

“I want a website. Make one.”

Spoken

“I teach at a technical high school. Out of the blue, the principal asked me to redo the school website. Could you help me figure out where to start?”

Typed: 50 characters on average. Spoken: 454 characters in 30 seconds.

How Shabesube connects to our other services

Shabesube is the entrance to Teleport — the very basics. Once you can talk, move on to Washa, which keeps what you said along with who said it; Teleport, which comes to the places you already are; and Scenari Academy, where you keep going with friends.