Voice is the protocol
Say it out loud. Olexa handles the steps.
One sentence in. Olexa handles the steps after you confirm. Anyone who can talk can use it.
Join the waitlistSpoken · no screen
Olexa, order my usual groceries, and have them here before lunch.
Olexa understands
- WhoYou, at home
- WhatYour usual groceries
- WhenBefore noon
- WhereGrocery delivery app
- Opened the grocery app
- Added your usual three
- Delivery by 11:30
- You approved · $13.77
- Done. You never opened an app.
“Your usual three, here by 11:30, $13.77. Shall I order?”
“Yes, go ahead.”
Why now
An agent that uses apps the way a person does.
AI agents can now carry out multi-step tasks across apps. Olexa makes that accessible through conversation, including for older adults.
Today: Dad waits for someone to do this
- Find the ride app
- Type the address
- Pick a time
- Confirm and pay
- Wait for help
5 screens, 2 apps, 1 favor to ask
With Olexa: Dad does it himself
“Get me a ride to the doctor tomorrow morning.”
9:30 from the front gate, like last time? Shall I book it?
1 sentence, out loud
From one spoken sentence to done.
He says it
“Get me a ride to Dr. Miller on Thursday.”
Olexa understands
Who, where, when, and how he likes it.
It does the steps
The right app, the right details.
It asks first
“9:30 from the front gate, like last time?”
It remembers
So next time is even quicker.
Five things Olexa does.
- Do
Orders, rides, bills, messages.
“Order my usual groceries.”
Oatmeal, milk and bananas, $13.77. Shall I order?
- Know
Plans, appointments, lists.
“When is Dad’s appointment?”
Thursday at 10. Mike is driving him.
- Coordinate
Who’s helping with what.
“Ask Mike if he wants to come Thursday.”
Mike says yes. He’ll meet you there at 9:45.
- Remember
Past conversations and preferences.
“What did Dr. Miller tell me last time?”
To call if the dizziness comes back. Next visit is in March.
- Care
Check-ins and reminders.
“Remind me about my pills after breakfast.”
I will, and I’ll let Sarah know once you’ve taken them.
Memory you can see.
See, edit or delete any preference.
- Usual groceries
- Low-salt soup
- Pickup at the front gate
- Speak slower, louder
It learns how he likes things.
Olexa remembers his preferences from conversations. He can say “forget that” at any time.
Important actions need your approval.
Orders, payments and messages start with your approval. You can later allow specific routines to run automatically.
Routines can go on autopilot, when you’re ready.
Try the switch. This illustration doesn’t change any settings.
One conversation: device, phone and web.
The home device
By the bed or on the counter. Just say “Olexa.”
Your phone
Hold to talk anywhere. Type if you prefer.
The web
Review memory, permissions and history at a desk.
Questions
Do I have to talk to it?
Voice is the main way to use Olexa, because it works when your hands are busy and for people who find screens hard. You can also type on your phone or on the web, and it’s the same conversation.
Does Olexa replace my apps?
No. Your grocery, ride, banking and messaging apps stay. Olexa becomes the way you use them, by saying what you want done.
Will it act without asking?
Not for anything consequential. Olexa confirms orders, payments and messages first. You can later choose specific routines it may handle on its own.
How does it know my preferences?
It learns from what you say and do, like your usual groceries or a parent’s preferred pickup spot, and shows them to you so you can edit or delete any of them.
How will I know when it’s listening?
Olexa always shows clearly when it is listening, on the app and on the device.
Can we use it today?
Olexa is in development. Join the waitlist and we will email you once when it opens up.
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In development. Conversations shown are illustrations.