Voice Access

For users with motor impairments or those requiring hands-free device interaction.

ByGoogle

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What is Voice Access?

Voice Access is an accessibility tool developed by Google that allows users to control their Android devices entirely through spoken commands. It is designed for individuals with motor impairments, providing hands-free navigation for opening apps, editing text, and interacting with on-screen elements.

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What makes this app unique?

What Are The Key Features?

Voice CommandsStandard

Enables users to perform common tasks like opening apps, navigating back, or returning to the home screen using voice input.

Grid SelectionStandard

Displays a numbered grid over the screen to allow precise interaction with specific UI elements that may not have labels.

Text EditingStandard

Supports voice-based text input, including commands for typing, deleting, and editing content within applications.

Gesture SimulationStandard

Allows users to perform complex gestures such as scrolling, swiping, and tapping through simple voice instructions.

How much does it cost?

Free

Who Built It?

Google

★★★★★

(27.5M)

Providing the essential digital infrastructure for the Android ecosystem and global productivity. Empowering users with integrated tools for communication, search, and content creation.