voice coverage seems strongest for the sequential stuff - open, write, save. I'd like to know how far it goes for anything more spatial, like drawing shapes in Paint or moving files around, versus staying mouse-only for those. that's the boundary that'll decide whether this feels like a real voice interface or a voice-controlled launcher on top of a mouse-driven desktop.
Shortkut for Chrome
Wow, this is just a fun retro app and the voice touch is excellent. I might actually use the notepad here instead of current windows 11. Nostalgic and designed so well. Great work!
Dial
this is a fun idea, pure nostalgia bait in a good way. for "which retro app next" I'd vote Solitaire - it's the one thing everyone actually opened on a 95 box, and it'd be a good test of whether voice commands work for something more spatial than "open/write/save" (like "move the seven of hearts onto the eight of spades"). curious whether Paint responds to anything beyond basic shapes/colors via voice, or if freeform drawing is intentionally still mouse-only.