Voice control, from your helmet intercom.

One button, one sentence

Your intercom mic button opens the VOKPIT assistant whatever your plan: it is never locked. On Android, set VOKPIT once as the default assistant app in your phone settings. Where that choice is not offered, the Assistant tile in the app opens the same assistant. The voice trigger built into some helmets lands in the same place.

No intercom? The app also works with the phone microphone, on the speaker or earphones.

What you can say

• Music: "next", "louder", "mute", "shuffle", "what song is this".
• The app: "open the settings", "night theme".
• A hazard: "report gravel", "report an animal", "report an accident".
• With a module: "play my liked songs", "call Alex", or a text dictated to a contact.
• With the MOTO module: "take me to Lyon", "take me home", "take me to work".

General questions ("what is…", "search for…") are handed to the phone's assistant. A command reserved for a module is still understood: VOKPIT says why it is reserved, never "I didn't understand".

Understood on the phone

Your commands are interpreted on the phone, in four steps: all five hypotheses from speech recognition are read, rules recognise common sentences at once, the names of your contacts, favourites and playlists are matched by similarity and sound, and a small AI model, built into the app, takes over for hard sentences, with no account and no online service (once the terms of use are accepted).

The voice itself is transcribed by the phone's speech recognition service, on the device or on its servers depending on the model. On the Music screen, transcription happens on the device. VOKPIT keeps no recording of your voice (privacy policy).

Your intercom buttons become a remote

On Android, while VOKPIT is on screen, your intercom buttons drive the app: single press for playback, double for the next track, triple to report a hazard at your position, long for the assistant. The press rhythm can be set (quick, normal, slow). With a module, each gesture gets the action you choose.

VOKPIT uses the standard Bluetooth profiles, hands-free and media controls, that motorcycle intercoms use to connect to the phone. On iPhone, the system keeps the helmet buttons for the app that is playing, and the mic button for its own assistant.

Your phone, hands-free

In the base: your favourites one tap away, calls announced in your helmet, texts read aloud.

With a module, you call a contact by name, found despite accents and loose dictation. Only a confident match is kept: calling the wrong person is worse than finding no one. A dictated text is read back in your helmet and only sent after your "yes"; an unclear answer sends nothing. On iPhone, Messages opens with the text ready, and you send it.

The wake word

With a module, saying your word ("VOKPIT" by default, yours to change) opens the assistant without touching a button. It learns your pronunciation in five takes, only listens through the helmet microphone and only while VOKPIT is on screen, never in the background. It is off by default: while it listens, helmet audio drops to phone-call quality, which is how Bluetooth works.

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