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Record custom voice commands for Alexa and trigger them with a tap. This app allows you to create shortcuts for Alexa commands, making it convenient to activate them without speaking, ideal for situations where silence is needed or for quicker access.
What's New in Voice Shortcuts for Alexa
1.1
March 16, 2021
Thank you for your interest in the app. This version makes minor changes under the hood.
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What is Voice Shortcuts for Alexa?
Voice Shortcuts for Alexa allows you to record custom voice commands and then trigger them with a simple tap. This bypasses the need to speak the command aloud, offering a convenient alternative for various situations.
Does Voice Shortcuts for Alexa require an Amazon account?
Yes, this application utilizes the Alexa Voice Services, which necessitates an Amazon account for its functionality. You will need to be logged into your Amazon account to use the app.
What devices is Voice Shortcuts for Alexa compatible with?
Voice Shortcuts for Alexa is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work on Apple's mobile operating system.
How often is Voice Shortcuts for Alexa updated?
The latest version of Voice Shortcuts for Alexa is 1.1, which was last updated on March 16, 2021. Updates typically bring bug fixes and performance improvements.
What is the age rating for Voice Shortcuts for Alexa?
Voice Shortcuts for Alexa has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content restrictions.
Can I use Voice Shortcuts for Alexa offline?
No, Voice Shortcuts for Alexa requires an active internet connection to function. This is because it relies on Alexa Voice Services to process and execute commands.
Does Voice Shortcuts for Alexa have ads?
No, Voice Shortcuts for Alexa is ad-free. You can use all its features without encountering any advertisements within the application.
What do users like about Voice Shortcuts for Alexa?
Users appreciate the convenience of triggering Alexa commands with a tap, especially in situations where speaking is not ideal. The ability to quickly access commands without vocalizing them is a key benefit.


