Liri — Hebrew Voice Assistant

Liri works in Hebrew only. It reads your messages aloud and listens for your answers in Hebrew, and nothing in it is translated. If you don't speak Hebrew, it won't work for you. Liri reads out what matters, and you answer by voice. You're driving and can't touch the phone. Or you're in the middle of something, and every incoming message pulls you back to the screen. Liri is a Hebrew-language voice assistant. It reads incoming messages aloud, sends your reply by dictation, makes calls, navigates and plays music, all by voice commands, hands-free. Choose who you hear from A group that keeps buzzing? Tell Liri to stop reading it, and it goes quiet. Muting happens inside Liri only. You haven't left the group, changed any setting, and nobody knows. • Choose a channel: WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS, each on its own • Choose people: the list fills itself, and you switch off whoever you don't want to hear • Choose hours: a window in which Liri doesn't read or announce anything on its own • Or mute by voice, the second it gets annoying Messages read aloud, and answers by voice Liri reads incoming messages from WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS, then asks whether you want to reply. You dictate, it reads your answer back to you, and only then sends it. Note: Liri sends a real reply, hands-free, to whoever wrote to you most recently. For a new message to someone else, it prepares the message in WhatsApp and leaves one tap for you. What else Liri can do • Voice dialling in Hebrew, by name from your contacts or by a number you dictate • Answer or hang up by voice, and announce who is calling before you pick up • Voice navigation, in Waze or Google Maps • Music and podcasts, with voice playback control: "back half a minute", "how much is left" • Voice reminders, including recurring ones • The time, the date and a web search by voice In the car Liri wakes up by itself when the phone connects to the car's Bluetooth that you chose, and shows one floating button, even over a navigation app. In Israel, holding a phone while driving costs a fine and points. Outside the car it stays completely silent, unless you ask otherwise. Price The first three months: the full product, no limits, no credit card and no sign-up. After that, ₪99 a year. Free forever: reading WhatsApp messages aloud, announcing who is calling, a mute list of up to ten senders, reminders, speech speed, button size, the guide and the diagnostics screen. In the full version: voice replies, voice dialling, voice navigation, voice control of media, Telegram and SMS, voice selection, quiet hours and unlimited muting. Who it's for Any Hebrew-speaking driver who gets messages on the road. Liri keeps your eyes on the road. It works in any car with a Bluetooth hands-free kit, old ones too, and next to Android Auto on the car's screen. No screen, no mount and no special connection are needed: the phone stays in your pocket and Liri talks through the car's speakers. What you say to Liri (in Hebrew) • "Call Mum" • "Navigate to Tel Aviv" • "Open Waze" • "Send a message to Danny that I'm on my way" • "Remind me to call Einav in half an hour" • "Play music" · "What time is it" Your privacy • No server. No account, no sign-up, and nowhere to send your data • The messages Liri reads aloud stay on your phone: it uses an on-device voice, not an online one • Your mute list is kept on your phone only • What you say to Liri is passed to Google's speech recognition, because Hebrew has no on-device engine A full guide inside the app, written and read aloud. And a "What isn't working?" screen that checks the real state and shows exactly what's missing. Liri is not affiliated with, and not endorsed by, WhatsApp Inc., Meta, Telegram or Google. It reads notifications through Android's notification service, with a permission you grant and can withdraw at any moment.