Voxely – Voice-Controlled Assistant

Voxely is a real-time voice-controlled assistant designed to make everyday computer and web interactions faster and more natural. Instead of typing commands or navigating through multiple interfaces, users can simply speak to Voxely and let it understand and perform the requested action. The project uses AssemblyAI Voice Agent technology for real-time speech-to-text, voice activity detection, natural turn-taking, voice responses, and intelligent tool calling. Voxely supports two core experiences: Voice Command and Speech-to-Text. In Voice Command mode, users can say commands such as “Open YouTube,” “Search YouTube for Python tutorials,” “Search Google for AssemblyAI,” “Open GitHub,” or “What is the weather in Surat?” The assistant identifies the user's intent and calls the appropriate tool. The Speech-to-Text mode provides live transcription while the user speaks, with options to pause, resume, stop, clear, copy, and download the generated text. The system maintains short conversational context, allowing natural follow-up commands such as “Open the first result” or “Go back.” Voxely focuses on a simple, practical, and human-centered voice experience where speech becomes text, intent becomes an action, and the result is delivered immediately through a natural voice response.