Comprehensive List Of Voice Commands Every Braina User Should Know

Braina is your personal digital assistant for Windows PC designed to help you make your life easier. The more you use it, the more Braina can learn about you, and the experience becomes more personalized and accurate. Braina can perform a variety of tasks, and it’s full of handy tricks, but perhaps one of the best features is the advanced speech recognition that enables Braina to understand the context of a natural voice conversation. Are you still wondering how to interact with Braina using voice commands? Here’s perhaps everything you can ask the assistant.

The following lists of commands are examples you can use to learn how to control Braina with voice commands.

Braina’s basic voice commands

Getting the time for any location

  • “What time is it?”
  • “Time in (location)?” Ex.: “Time in California” or “Time in New York?”

Getting weather information for any location

  • “What’s the weather like?”
  • “What’s the weather in (location)?” Ex.: “What’s the weather in France?” or “What’s the weather in Miami?”

Braina Time and Weather Commands

Opening (Store and desktop) apps and websites

  • “Open (app name).” Ex.: “Open Gmail”
  • “Open (web url).” Ex.: “Open instagram.com”

Getting news information

  • “Show me latest news.”
  • “Show me (topic) news.” Ex.: “Show me tech news.”
  • “Show news about (subject).” Ex.: “Show news about Obama.”

Creating a note

  • “Note (text).” Ex.: “Note I have given 550 dollars to John”
  • “Take a note.”

Braina Note and Translate commands

Viewing/Searching Notes

  • “Show all notes.”
  • “Recall (keyword).” Ex.: “Recall John”

 Translating to a different language

  • “Translate.”
  • “Translate (word) to (language).” Ex.: “Translate Hello to Spanish.”

Doing math

  • “Calculate a percentage of a quantity?” Ex.: “40% of 15 km”
  • “Calculate a percentage of a number.” Ex.: “12% of 120?”
  • “What’s the square root of (number)?” Ex.: “What’s the square root of 786?”
  • “Ask math problems in words.” Ex.: “One hundred fifty times nine?”
  • “Generate a list of prime numbers in a given range.” Ex.: “primes between 4500 and 5500”
  • “Check whether a number divides another number.” Ex.: “Is 7654 divisible by 43?”

Defining a word and find synonyms and antonym of words

  • “Define (word)” or “What’s the meaning of (word)?” Ex.: “Define Love.”
  • “Synonyms of (word)” Ex.: “Synonyms of shrewd.”
  • “Antonyms of (word)” Ex.: “Antonyms of foolish.”

Braina’s search voice commands

Search/open files, folders, websites, programs and special locations.

  • “Find any folder from your computer.” Ex.: “Search folder music.”
  • “Search the web for (term)” Ex.: “Search the web for Amazon.com.”
  • “Search file (name).” Ex.: “Search file resume.pdf”
  • “Open (name) drive.” Ex.: “Open C drive.”
  • “Open (name) Application.” Ex.: “Open notepad.”
  • “Find information on Parkinson’s disease.”
  • “Search egg recipes on Youtube.”

Finding facts

  • “Who is (known person)?” Ex.: “Who is Taylor Swift?”
  • “Who is (company) CEO?” Ex.: “Who is the President of India?”
  • “What’s the capital of (location)?” Ex.: “What’s the capital of France?”

Discovering food places nearby

  • “Find food places near me.”
  • “Find restaurants near me.”
  • “Find cafes near me.”
  • “Show me (food) near me.” Ex.: “Show me Chinese restaurants near me.”

Braina’s reminders voice commands

Creating reminders

  • “Remind me to (thing to do) at (time).” Ex.: “Remind me to wash car tomorrow at 8 am.”
  • “Remind me to (thing to do) on (date) at (time).” Ex.: “Remind me to visit the doctor on 15th August at 11 am.”

Alarm and Reminder Commands in Braina

Braina’s alarms voice commands

Creating alarms

  • “Set an alarm for (date and time)” or “Add an alarm for (date and time).” Ex.: “Set an alarm for next Monday at 7:50 AM.”
  • “Set an alarm for every day at (time).” Ex.: “Set an alarm for Fridays at 9 AM.”

Viewing alarms

  • “Show my alarms” or “Show alarms.”

 Braina’s window control commands

Braina has various built-in commands that allow you to interact with any application window.

  • “Maximize Windows”
  • “Minimize Windows”
  • “Close Windows”
  • “Switch to notepad”

Wrap Up

Prepare now for the coming voice revolution, and you won’t get caught off-guard when it replaces text-based search. By using these simple voice commands, you’ll be able to keep up with the coming changes.

4 thoughts on “Comprehensive List Of Voice Commands Every Braina User Should Know

  1. hi
    I a student at Law faculty and visually impaired
    this software changed my life
    I am very satisfied with it.
    if you can I improve the quality of dictation in the Romanian language will be glad. Like:
    – some nouns and capital letters like (associate or society)
    – it is a problem with the separation of words (like those words whith – like s-au or mi-am)
    but Itțs very useful for me.
    Tanks and keep up The Good work – I want to see more features and improvements eat this software
    and I will gladly pe extra money if it is necessary.

  2. Can Braina “see” the actual text in the foreground application window, for example in Outlook or Word? Does it have any knowledge about that text?

    Meaning, can you say things like “select [word]” or “select [words]”, or “select from [word1 to word2]”?

    If not, will that be possible soon?
    Is it possible at all?

    Will it be possible application-independent?

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