Pro feature

Launch any app by voice.

The popular stuff (Calendar, Gmail, WhatsApp, Spotify, YouTube, Reddit, GitHub, Amazon, Wikipedia, and friends) is built in. Custom launchers are for the long tail — your company wiki, niche apps, internal tools.

What ships out of the box

Voxa already understands “search YouTube / Reddit / GitHub / Stack Overflow / Wikipedia / Amazon / LinkedIn / IMDB / Yelp / eBay / Etsy / Maps / Letterboxd / MDN / DEV.to / Hacker News” — no recipe needed. It also opens Gmail compose, WhatsApp messages, Calendar events, Slack DMs, and Spotify playback directly.

Add a custom launcher when you want Voxa to hit a site that isn't in that list.

How it works

In Voxa, open Settings → Custom Launchers and click + Add launcher.
Copy any recipe below (name, description, URL template) into the form. The URL must contain a {query} placeholder.
Trigger Smart Voxa (default Alt+Space, or “Hey Voxa”) and speak a phrase that matches your description. Voxa opens the URL with your spoken value substituted into {query}.

Long-tail recipes

Twitch search

Find a Twitch streamer or category by name.

Try: "Search Twitch for shroud"

https://www.twitch.tv/search?term={query}

Notion search

Search inside your own Notion workspace.

Try: "Notion search for Q3 plan"

https://www.notion.so/search?q={query}

Figma search

Find a file across your Figma teams.

Try: "Figma search for onboarding screens"

https://www.figma.com/files/team/recent?q={query}

Linear issue search

Search Linear issues across your workspace.

Try: "Linear search for billing"

https://linear.app/search?q={query}

Internal Confluence

Search your company Confluence. Replace yourcompany with your subdomain.

Try: "Confluence search for runbook deploys"

https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/wiki/search?text={query}

Pinboard bookmarks

Search your saved Pinboard bookmarks.

Try: "Pinboard search for tauri"

https://pinboard.in/search/?query={query}&mine=Search+Mine