Features
Talk to it like a real person
You sayTomorrow I'm seeing Marc at 4pm, set a reminder for me. And I need to buy milk when I'm at the store.
Driving, cooking, arms full of groceries: that's when ideas strike, and when you can't write anything down. You talk to your personal assistant, all at once, and it sorts everything out.
Several things at once, it sorts them out
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.”
You don't have to break down your thoughts into commands. It understands what a date, a place, a person is, and organizes each request in its place, then tells you what it did.
The button, assumed 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 a multi-part request, like "add this to my list, and put the recipe below it."
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, the places and topics you often talk about, and uses this to better understand what you're saying. An unusual first name or street name is much more likely to be transcribed correctly.
Over seventy voices, and a full text mode
About ten voices in each language, to listen to before choosing, each with its own speed: pick the one 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.
When you just need to talk
It's not just about lists and reminders. Some evenings, you just need to say that the day was tough. XNeuronal listens to you, responds with your words, and asks you a question rather than giving advice. If it remembers what made you feel good, it reminds you: "last week, the walk with Paul made you feel good."
It doesn't replace a professional, or the people who matter to you, and when things get tough, it directs you to them. But daily, confiding in someone who listens and remembers often brings a little comfort. And if one evening things are really bad, it gives you the number to call in your country.
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
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.
Tap the “Aa” satellite next to the microphone: a text field opens. Voice remains the default, but typing is always an option.
Yes. There are more than seventy voices, around ten per language, that you can listen to before choosing, each with its own speed. You can switch whenever you want in Settings › AI Voice.