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Canto — say it, done.

Dictation turns speech into text. Canto turns speech into action. One sentence opens Mac apps and websites in Chrome — while your hands stay on whatever you were doing.

canto — voice commands

You said: “Talky, open Notes and open YouTube in Chrome”

  • 1Opening Notes…
  • 2Opening YouTube in Chrome…
  • 3Done — Notes and YouTube are open.

Simulation for the website — in the app, Canto runs these commands on your Mac for real.

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Say it, done.

Speak naturally

No rigid syntax. Say it like you'd say it to a person.

Commands that chain

One sentence, several actions, in order.

Instant

Canto acts in under a second — no waiting on a round trip.

Before Canto

  • Click the Notes icon, wait for it to open, then find the note you wanted.
  • Switch to Chrome, click the address bar, type youtube.com, wait for it to load.
  • Open each app and each site one by one, by hand, every single morning.

After Canto

  • “Talky, open Notes and open YouTube in Chrome.” Both open before you finish your coffee.
  • “Talky, open Spotify.” One sentence, music on.
  • “Talky, open Figma and open github.com in Chrome.” App, then site, in order.

How to use Canto, step by step

  1. Start with “Talky”Hold Fn and dictate as usual — but begin the sentence with “Talky”. That one word turns the sentence into a command. Say “Talky” anywhere else and it's just typed as text. There is no mode to switch into, and nothing to switch back from.
  2. Say what you want, like you'd say it to a personNo rigid syntax. “Talky, open Notes and open YouTube in Chrome” is one sentence — Canto opens the app, then the site in Chrome, in order.
  3. Chain with “and”One sentence can open several apps and websites, in order. Famous sites open by name — no “.com” needed. For a site Canto doesn't know, say the full domain: “Talky, open github.com in Chrome”.
  4. Check the result, then carry onCanto shows what it opened. If something's off, say the correction the same way — or just dictate normally. If Canto can't find an app or a site, it asks you for the full domain name right in the pile.

Shortcuts

FnHold to dictate (default). Release to stop.
⌘,Open Talkuza Settings.
EscCancel the current dictation.

Tips that actually help

  • Chain the boring parts: “Talky, open Notes and open YouTube in Chrome” beats opening each one by hand.
  • Name the app or the site — “Talky, open Spotify” works better than describing where to click.
  • Famous sites open by name, no “.com” needed. For anything else, say the full domain.
  • “Open it” means the app you just opened — pronouns point at what Canto opened last.

More help: Canto — Help Centre · Full hotkey list · How to use Talkuza

Questions, answered

Hold Fn and dictate as usual — but start the sentence with “Talky”. That one word turns it into a command: “Talky, open Notes and open YouTube in Chrome” opens both. Say “Talky” anywhere else in a sentence and it's just typed as text.

Canto is included in the one plan.

No add-on, no upgrade. $2.99/month gets you Speak, Canto, Echo Notes, and everything else.

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