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Talking to XNeuronal: The Mic, Voice, Text

You hold the button, you speak, you release. XNeuronal replies aloud and on screen. You can interrupt it, write to it, change its voice and language.

The Gesture

No magic word, no constant listening: the microphone only listens while you hold the button. A single sentence can contain multiple requests: "add this to my list, and put the recipe below."

A tap on the orb while it's speaking interrupts it immediately.

It Knows Your Words

Your contacts, places, and usual topics help it better transcribe what you say: a rare first name or a street name comes through much better.

Step-by-step

Writing Instead of Speaking

I'm in a place where I can't speak

  1. Tap the text button next to the microphone: a field opens with the keyboard.
  2. Everything said can be written down, without losing anything.

Change voice or language

How do I change the voice or language?

  1. Settings › AI Voice: Émilie or Paul, with speed and volume options.
  2. Settings › Language: XNeuronal speaks and understands French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.

Correct what it remembered

It misunderstood, what do I do?

  1. Tell it immediately: "no, Paul's birthday is on the 10th, not the 12th."
  2. The memory is updated without deleting the old one: XNeuronal knows the information has changed.

Lend your phone

Someone else is talking to it on my phone

  1. Warn it: "that's my brother talking."
  2. What's said next is attributed to your brother, without mixing with your memory.

In the FAQ

How do I talk to it?
You hold the microphone button, speak, then release. It understands both a simple sentence and a complex, multi-part request, then responds to you aloud and on screen.
What if I prefer to type?
Tap the “Aa” satellite next to the microphone: a text field opens. Voice remains the default, but typing is always an option.
Can I change the assistant's voice?
Yes. Two voices are available, Émilie and Paul, and you can switch between them whenever you want.
What happens if someone else uses my phone?
You can warn it: “my brother is speaking.” XNeuronal then attributes what's said to the right person, without mixing it with your own memory. Your memory remains yours.
What if it remembers something incorrectly?
You correct it by voice: “no, Paul's birthday is on the 10th, not the 12th.” It updates the memory without erasing the history: it simply knows the information has changed.