Flow Typing and Voice Commands
Control Fluid with you mind... or at least your voice.
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Control Fluid with you mind... or at least your voice.
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Flow Typing is designed to get around the issues of slow and clunky floating keyboards by allowing to say what you want to type.
With your dominant hand, pinch and hold inside of a part of a website you would typically type into. Say what you want to type, then release the pinch. Watch your words appear!
Voice Commands are triggered with the "peace sign" hand gesture. The following are examples of currently working commands. We will add more over time. Do the peace sign with either hand, speak, and then stop doing to peace sign. This can be used alongside Flow Typing for even more control.
| Voice Command | Action |
|---|---|
| Voice Command | Action |
|---|---|
Currently, everything should work in English, German, French, Spanish and Swedish.
At the moment, it is not possible to add your own voice commands. However, we plan to add this feature some time in the future.
| Voice Command | Action |
|---|---|
| Voice Command | Action |
|---|---|
"Open [website]" "Go to [website]"
Opens a new Window with the provided Website. This works best with well known websites and often doesn't require saying "dot com" or similar domain endings.
"Open Window"
Opens a new window with a blank tab.
"Close Window"
Closes the active window. You may need to click on a window first if none are active.
"Close Tab"
Closes the currently open tab in an active window.
"Copy"
Copies any selected text to your clipboard.
"Paste"
Pastes the copied text from your clipboard.
"Delete"
Deletes any selected text in an input field.
"Select All"
Selects all text in an input field.
"Toggle passthrough"
Toggles between passthrough modes.
"Enable passthrough"
Enables full passthrough.
"Disable Passthrough"
Disables full passthrough.
"Go to Google Sheets"
Opens a new window with Google Sheets.
"Go to Google Docs"
Opens a new window with Google Docs.
"Go to Google Slides"
Opens a new window with Google Slides.
"Go to settings"
Opens the settings app.
"Go to passwords"
Opens the built-in password manager.
"Go to fluid"
Opens the fluid website.