EVERYTHING IT CAN DO

• "Summarize today's news"
• "How do I say 'good job' in Japanese?"
• "Can I talk something through with you?"

Casual chat to thoughtful conversations. Chappie remembers the recent flow, so "about that thing we just talked about" works.

• "Set a 3-minute timer"
• "Set a 5-minute timer for tea"
• "Cancel all timers"

Just say the duration. Chappie tells you when time is up. Multiple timers at once, remaining time check, cancel — all by voice.

• "Wake me up at 7 tomorrow"
• "Remind me about my meds at 8 PM"
• "Saturday 10 AM, the meeting"

Absolute-time reminders like "7 AM tomorrow" or "8 PM". Reminders survive an app restart, so morning wake-ups still fire.

• "What time is it?"
• "What day is today?"
• "How many hours until 6 PM?"

Reads your Mac's clock. Math like "how many hours until 6 PM?" works too.

• "What's the weather like?"
• "Will I need an umbrella tomorrow?"
• "How's the weather in Tokyo?"

Skip the location and Chappie defaults to your area; name a city and you get that one instead. Current temp, plus today and tomorrow's highs, lows, and chance of rain.

• "What's the latest news?"
• "Any world news?"
• "Read me Nintendo news."

Top headlines, tech, and world feeds plus on-the-fly topic search — just say what you want to hear about. If nothing comes back, Chappie opens the search in your browser. Voice-only morning briefing.

• "What's Apple Vision Pro?"
• "Tell me about Marie Curie."
• "How tall is the Tokyo Tower?"

Throw any word, name, or place at Chappie and you get a Wikipedia-sourced summary read back to you. Particularly strong for recent people and events the model alone might be unsure about.

• "Any recent quakes?"
• "Did I just feel one? what magnitude?"
• "Has there been a big one lately?"

Pulls the latest quake list from JMA (Japan Meteorological Agency) and reads epicenter, magnitude, max intensity, and time aloud. Quick reassurance when you feel a tremor.

• "How's the typhoon?"
• "Is a typhoon coming?"
• "Where's the typhoon heading?"

Reads out the active typhoons from JMA (Japan Meteorological Agency) — number, name, center position, course, speed, central pressure, max wind, and where it's headed. If none are active, you hear that in one line.

• "USD to JPY?"
• "What's 100 euros in dollars?"
• "How's the pound doing?"

Ask for any currency pair and Chappie answers instantly. Add an amount and it converts on the fly — handy before a trip or a purchase.

• "What time is sunset today?"
• "When does the sun rise tomorrow?"
• "Is it a full moon tonight?"

Sunrise, sunset, solar noon, and day length for your location, plus tonight's moon phase by name (new / crescent / first quarter / full / etc.).

• "Read the URL on my clipboard."
• "Summarize this link."
• "What does that ___ page say?"

Hand Chappie a URL and it pulls just the article body and condenses it into 2–4 spoken sentences. No need to scroll through a long post — get the gist with your ears. Pairs well with the clipboard tool.

• "What's on my calendar today?"
• "Tomorrow's schedule?"
• "What's next?"

Reads from your Mac's Calendar (read-only). Today, tomorrow, or the next 7 days — Chappie picks up titles, times, and locations and reads them out loud.

• "Open YouTube"
• "Open the Apple website"
• "Google how to make ramen"

Launches your default browser to open a URL or run a web search. Great for kicking off research when your hands are full.

• "Open Slack"
• "Open my Downloads folder"
• "Open the Applications folder"

Launches any installed Mac app by name. Also opens Finder at common folders (Downloads, Desktop, Documents, Applications, Trash, etc.) by voice — the menu bar becomes your voice launcher.

• "Set the volume to 30"
• "Turn it down a bit"
• "Mute"

Adjusts macOS output volume by voice. Absolute levels and relative "a bit louder / quieter" both work — perfect when your hands are full.

• "Next track"
• "Pause for a sec"
• "What song is this?"

Voice control for whichever of Spotify or Apple Music is already running. Play / pause / skip, plus "what song is this?" gets you the title and artist.

• "Play some cat videos on YouTube"
• "Put on some lofi to focus"
• "Close YouTube"

Ask for a video or some background music and Chappie opens it in an always-on-top mini-player. Hands stay free, the player floats above whatever app you're working in.

• "Read what's on my clipboard"
• "What did I just copy?"
• "Write a short thank-you email and copy it"

Reads aloud what's on your clipboard, or drops the text Chappie just produced into it so you can paste straight into the next app.

• "Take a screenshot"
• "Capture the whole screen"
• "Save a screenshot to my desktop"

Selection or full screen, all by voice. The image goes straight to your clipboard so you can paste into the next app — or save it as a PNG on the Desktop.

• "Note this down: parking spot B3"
• "Read my recent notes"
• "Find the Wi-Fi note"

Capture quick thoughts by voice. Ask later — "find the X note" — and Chappie pulls just the matching ones. They stick around even after you quit the app.

• "My name is piro"
• "What do you know about me?"
• "Forget that"

Name, family, role, preferences — Chappie quietly picks them up from everyday conversation and carries them forward to the next session. No need to reintroduce yourself. Say "forget that" anytime to drop a memory.

• "What's my battery at?"
• "How much charge is left?"
• "Am I plugged in?"

Percent, charging state, and time remaining in one answer — handy for "can I make it through this meeting?" calls without flipping to the menu bar.

• "Lock the screen"
• "Put the Mac to sleep"
• "Stay awake for 30 minutes"

Lock, display-off, or sleep with one word. Or flip it — "stay awake" prevents sleep during long-running tasks (timed or open-ended).

• "Any Ohtani game today?"
• "How did the Dodgers do?"
• "When are the Cubs playing?"

Pulls today's and yesterday's MLB scores and start times straight from the official feed. Knows which team each Japanese star plays for, so casual references like "Ohtani" or "Darvish" just work.

• "What's Apple at?"
• "How's the S&P doing?"
• "Bitcoin price?"

Latest quotes for US and Japanese equities, the major indices, and crypto pairs via Stooq. No app to open, no account to log into. US equities are ~15 minutes delayed and the values are for reference, not trading.

• "70°F in Celsius?"
• "5 miles in km?"
• "100 pounds in kg?"

Voice-only conversion across temperature, length, weight, volume, speed, and area. Handy when you're following a recipe written in the other measurement system, or just need a number fast.

• "Change my wallpaper to a forest"
• "Set a night sky wallpaper"
• "Make it aesthetic"

Say a theme and your desktop picture swaps to a matching photo on the spot. Multi-monitor setups get a different photo per screen. Great for a quick vibe reset or a tidy desk before a call.

• "Set today's picture of the day as wallpaper"
• "Use today's Wikipedia photo"
• "Make today's featured photo my wallpaper"

Wikipedia's hand-picked photo of the day becomes your desktop wallpaper — a fresh, beautiful shot every day with zero effort, plus a word on what it is.

• "Set a famous painting as my wallpaper"
• "Make a Van Gogh my wallpaper"
• "Use a Japanese woodblock print"

A public-domain masterpiece from the Art Institute of Chicago becomes your desktop wallpaper. Name an artist or style, or leave it up to chance for a fresh piece — with a word on what it is.

• "How's the air today?"
• "Is there any dust?"
• "Is the UV strong?"

PM2.5, dust, and UV for where you are or any city you name — all by voice. Handy before you hang the laundry or step outside.

• "What happened on this day?"
• "What happened on May 20th?"
• "Tell me today's events"

Reads out historical events for the date, with the year — a nice little conversation starter for the morning. Name a date to hear any day in history.

• "When's the next holiday?"
• "Any holidays next month?"
• "List this year's holidays"

The next holiday or the whole year's holidays, by voice — handy for planning a trip or a long weekend. Name a country for holidays abroad.

• "How are the waves today?"
• "Is it surfable?"
• "What are the waves like in Malibu?"

Wave height, period, and direction for where you are or any coast you name — all by voice. A quick check before you head out to surf or fish.

• "What time is it in London?"
• "Time in New York?"
• "What time is it in Hawaii?"

Current time for any city or country, by voice — handy before you call family abroad or catch a livestream.

• "Can I see the aurora tonight?"
• "Any geomagnetic storm?"
• "What's the aurora forecast?"

From NOAA's space-weather data, an honest read on whether the aurora might be visible — based on geomagnetic activity (the Kp index) and your latitude.

• "Anything interesting nearby?"
• "What's around here?"
• "Any landmarks close by?"

Landmarks and places near you, with distance — by voice. Great in an unfamiliar town or on a walk when you wonder what's around.

• "What plane is flying over me?"
• "Any planes overhead?"
• "What's flying nearby?"

The aircraft flying above you right now — callsign, origin country, and altitude. Answers the little "what is that?" when you look up.

• "Where's the space station now?"
• "Where's the ISS?"
• "How high is the ISS?"

Where the International Space Station is right now, with its altitude and speed — a bit of space before you glance up at the sky.

• "What are Pikachu's base stats?"
• "What type is Charizard?"
• "Tell me Mewtwo's stats"

Base stats, types, and abilities for any Pokémon, by voice — a quick refresh before a battle or a quiz with the kids. Just say the name.

• "When's the next F1 race?"
• "What were the last F1 results?"
• "Show me the driver standings"

The next race, the last podium, and the current driver standings — by voice. Just right for a refresher before a race weekend.

• "How many episodes of Attack on Titan?"
• "What's the rating for Demon Slayer?"
• "What's Chainsaw Man about?"

Episode count, airing status, score, and synopsis for any anime, by voice — handy when you're deciding what to watch next or catching up on a hit.

• "Turn on the living room light"
• "Turn off the AC"
• "Open the curtains"

Control your SwitchBot lights, AC, curtains and more, just by speaking. Register your SwitchBot token once in Settings and you're set.

• "Thanks, see you later"
• "Goodbye"
• "Bye"

Chappie picks up on goodbyes by itself and quietly returns to standby. Just say "chappie" again when you need it.