Voice actions across apps
Speak naturally and turn commands into messages, notes, snippets, searches, and tool actions.
Turn speech into messages, notes, snippets, searches, and app actions. Use local AI through Ollama, connect tools through Composio, and keep control of your data with privacy-first setup.
Listening
Natural speech to structured actions
"Clean this sentence and make it sound professional."
"Create a GitHub issue for the login bug."
"Search the web for Android privacy changes."
Most productivity tools still make you open five windows, type a prompt, copy the result, and paste it somewhere else.
Dictation apps stop at text. Invoke goes further: it understands what you meant, picks the right route, and helps finish the action.
Invoke understands natural speech and turns it into structured actions. Dictate anywhere, clean up rough thoughts, save reusable snippets, and trigger workflows across connected apps.
Speak naturally and turn commands into messages, notes, snippets, searches, and tool actions.
Qwen 3 0.6B runs through Ollama for fast local classification without needing a cloud LLM for core routing.
Connect Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Calendar, Notion, Todoist, Docs, and web search through one action layer.
Dictate rough thoughts, clean tone, apply style presets, and save reusable phrases or shortcuts.
Invoke is not only for quiet desks. It is for commutes, shared spaces, airport gates, and rushed work moments where voice is the fastest input you still control.
You do not have a seat, your laptop is closed, and the train is loud. Open the Android mic bubble, use an earbud mic, and say what you want reviewed.
You are in an open office or library and need to answer quickly. Speak quietly into a close mic and let Invoke clean the wording.
You are walking through an airport with one hand free. Instead of opening Notion, Todoist, and Calendar, capture the whole workflow by voice.
The core architecture is simple: voice input, speech-to-text, local intent classification, tool execution, then a result or completed action.
Invoke captures your voice from desktop or Android.
Whisper converts speech into text locally.
Qwen 3 0.6B maps intent to a structured action.
Composio or local tools complete the task.
Invoke does not use Qwen as a big chatbot. It uses the model for one focused job: understanding what the user wants and converting speech into structured actions.
User:
"Search the web for OpenAI official website"
Qwen 3 0.6B:
{
tool: "COMPOSIO_SEARCH_WEB",
parameters: {
query: "OpenAI official website"
}
}
Invoke:
execute(action)Composio lets Invoke connect spoken intent to real app actions, from developer workflows to everyday messages.
"Draft an email to Alex about the project update."
"What meetings do I have tomorrow?"
"Create an issue for the login button bug."
"Tell the team I'm joining late."
"Create a note from this idea."
"Find the best local AI models for Android."
Tauri desktop app with global shortcuts, local Whisper transcription, Ollama settings, Qwen 3 0.6B model support, and Composio actions.
Kotlin Android app concept with floating mic access, permissions onboarding, privacy mode, dictionary, styles, snippets, and advanced setup when needed.
Invoke supports local AI through Ollama, so core intent classification can run on your own machine. Privacy mode keeps data stored on your device. Cloud sync and app integrations are optional and controlled by the user.
"Search the web for the latest Kotlin Android updates."
"Create a GitHub issue titled login crash."
"Draft an email to Maya about the invoice."
"Clean this sentence and make it sound professional."
"Save my email address as a snippet."
"Send a Slack message saying I'll be five minutes late."