Talking to it

Just say it.

Say what happened in plain words. Heard does it and answers in a short line.

Sound familiar?

“My hands are wet.”

“I'm not typing.”

You say

  • Carlos, a cook says:“86 the salmon and sub broccoli for asparagus”
  • Carlos, a cook says:“Undo”

Or type it.

Heard's Board screen after Carlos said two things in one sentence. The salmon is 86'd and a note says it comes with broccoli.
Heard's Board screen after Carlos said two things in one sentence. The salmon is 86'd and a note says it comes with broccoli.
CCarlos, cook“86 the salmon and sub broccoli for asparagus”

Heard says

Salmon is 86'd and broccoli is subbed in for asparagus on the salmon.

Sample kitchen. The people, the dishes and the numbers are made up.

What happens

What Heard does

  1. Heard understands plain talk, even two things in one sentence.
  2. It does them and tells you what it did in one or two short lines.
  3. A question never changes anything. If Heard is not sure, it asks “Did you mean” and waits for your tap.

Try it yourself

Now you say it.

Pick Carlos, tap Talk and say it. No microphone? Tap Or type it and type the same words.

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