Press, speak, release: it understands and responds aloud.
The microphone remains the primary gesture: you hold the button, you speak, you release. XNeuronal understands a simple request or a multi-part one, with two voices to choose from.
The button, embraced as the main gesture
No magic word to say, no constant listening: you hold the microphone button, you speak, you release. XNeuronal processes the entire sentence at once, including multi-part requests, like “add this to my list, and put the recipe below.”
Tapping the orb while it's responding immediately interrupts it, without waiting for it to finish its sentence.
Accurate transcription, even for proper nouns
XNeuronal already knows your contacts, places, and topics you often discuss, and uses this to better understand what you say. An unusual first name or street name is much more likely to be transcribed correctly.
Two voices, and a full text mode
Émilie or Paul: choose the voice that speaks to you, and change your mind whenever you want. If you prefer to type rather than speak, a full text field is always accessible with a tap, without losing any functionality.
What you can say to it
I was at Marc’s yesterday, it was his birthday. Marc is my brother, and my mother Jacqueline was there
One sentence, four things kept: Marc, the brother tie, the date of his birthday, and Jacqueline as the mother. Nothing was asked for, nothing was filed by hand.
Rough day today
It answers like someone listening, not like a form. And it will remember.
Have I told you about this project already?
It knows what was said, and when.
I saw Karim again, he has changed companies
The information updates what it knew; it does not create a duplicate alongside.
What do you remember about my brother
Everything said about a person, gathered into one answer.
Forget what I just said
What you ask to drop is not kept. There is no argument about it.
Where were we on the veranda
The thread picks up without you having to set the scene again.