Floating Commander

About Floating Commander Android App

Welcome to the public release of Floating Commander! Your own voice controlled assistant.
Floating Commander lets you talk to your smart phone or tablet to do whatever you want it to do.

So what exactly can Floating Commander do ?
Floating Commander is a search assistant, resource optimizer and app launcher, all rolled into one. No more waste of time in scrolling through endless menus and app drawer to find what you need, Floating Commander will do it for you. Find a huge command list below.

Why should you use it over any other voice based services ?

- Speed - it perform all the actions natively, so its amazingly fast!
- Save Mobile Data - it used internet only to convert voice to text, smart processing is done within the device
- Low Battery Consumption - consumes battery only when processing commands, keep service on full day and you still don't loose 1%.
- Accessibility - A floating widget (like iPhone) for easy access to voice receiver which can be sent to notification on long press
- Operations - The floating widget can also be used for other solo operations like launching Apps or opening 'Google Now'.
- Smartness - It uses 'Command Optimizer Engine' to detect and process commands smartly with amazing speed.
- Premium - Completely add-free version
- Customizable - If you do not need certain kind of commands, turn them off and it'll take even lesser time to process.
- In house features - Floating Commander is bundled with its own memory cleaner and flash light tool.
- Application Size - Even with all the features, the app size remains just 302 KB.
- Offline Mode - Best for the last, it can work offline too (only for U.S. accent though), just enable the option in Advance Settings.

Before I post a list of basic commands, please note that these are not fixed set of commands. Floating Commander uses "Command Optimizer Engine" to process the entire dialogue to identify the command, so keep trying with your own versions and I'm sure it won't disappoint you.
Also, the words inside '[]' are the actual keywords to be detected in the same sequence.

List of Basic Commands :-

Category 1: Toggle Commands
- [turn on / turn off] {settings name}
- [start / stop] {settings name}
- [switch on / switch off] {settings name}
- [enable / disable] {settings name}
- [turn] {settings name} [on / off]
- [switch] {settings name} [on / off]

Examples :-
turn on wifi
enable bluetooth
turn nfc off
start flashlight
start cleaner
swich on gps (open settings due to android limitations)
turn on volume
disable auto brightness
start hotspot
enable rotation

Category 2: Launch Commands
- [launch] {app name / settings name}
- [start] {app name / settings name}
- [run] {app name / settings name}
- [open] {app name / settings name}

Examples:-
run cleaner
open wifi settings
open bluetooth manager
run whatsapp
launch browser
start facebook
open flashlight
open location settings
launch device status

Category 3: Set Commands
- [set] {settings name} [value]
- [change] {settings name} [value]

Examples:-
- set brightness 100%
- set system volume to 21%
- set all volume to 100%
- set ringer type to silent
- set ringer mode to normal

Category 4: Miscellaneous Commands
- [clean memory]
- [dial] {phone number / contact name}
- [call] {phone number / contact name}
- [send message to] {phone number / contact number} {message to send}
- [tell] {phone number/contact number} {message to send}
- [browse to] {website name}
- [drive to] {location name}
- [drive from] {location name} [to] {location name}
- [navigate from] {location name} [to] {location name}
- [show map] of {location name}
- [find place] {place name}
- [find way to/from] {location name}
- [search for] {search object}
- [find] {search object}

Examples:
- clean RAM
- dial Alex
- dial 911
- call Alex
- send message to Alex I'll be late
- tell Alex I'll be late
- browse to facebook.command
- drive from silver street to saint joes