Voice control on the mobile app
When the OpenApp mobile app is installed and you are signed in, you can say phrases like “Hey Siri, open the cars gate” without creating an API key.
No wizard is required. After you sign in:
- Open a door once from the app (so the system learns the entity name).
- Wait for Siri / Google Assistant to index donated shortcuts (usually a few uses).
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”- The assistant hears your spoken phrase on the device.
- OpenApp receives a single HTTPS
switchable.openrequest — no audio is sent to OpenApp. - On iOS, opens require device authentication (Face ID / passcode) by default.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”| Issue | What to try |
|---|---|
| “Not signed in” from Siri | Open the app while online so tokens refresh, then retry. |
| Wrong gate opens | Rename the entity to the phrase you say (see entity editor voice hint). |
| Feature missing | Ensure EXPO_PUBLIC_VOICE_CONTROL_ENABLED is not false in your build. |