Settings search that understands problems
Users describe the problem; the assistant finds the right setting.
Device makers (OEM) · On phones, tablets and PCs
Default assistant on your phones
Ship your own branded assistant as the default on your Android builds.
- Phone
- Tablet
- Works offline
Phone assistantOn this device · no internet needed
Set an alarm for 6 and turn on battery saver.
Done. Alarm at 6:00 and battery saver is on.
Turn on do not disturb until 7.
Do not disturb is on until 7:00. Alarms will still ring.
What does this app use my location for?
It shows nearby stores. You can turn location off for it in Settings, then Apps.
The problem
Device makers ship someone else’s assistant and lose the relationship with their own users. Cloud assistants cost money for every request and fail without a connection. Users in markets with expensive or patchy data get a poor experience.
Who uses it
Phone and tablet makers who want their own assistant, with their own name, voice and look, on the devices they ship.
What you train it on
- Device settings and features
- User guides
- Your support knowledge base
How it works on the device
- 1
Your brand, your behaviour
You set the name, wake word, voice and the device actions the assistant may take.
- 2
Sized for each model
The model is compressed for each SKU’s chip and memory, so it answers in about a second.
- 3
Default on your builds
It is set as the default digital assistant on your Android builds, or on your own OS.
Why it runs on the device
Your relationship with users
Your brand is the one users talk to every day.
Works from first boot
No account or connection needed to start answering.
No per-question cloud bill
Every question is answered on the device.
Questions
No. Default-assistant support is for Android builds and makers’ own operating systems.
Only the ones you allow, such as alarms, settings and opening apps.
That follows your platform’s rules for default apps.
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