AutoIA

AutoIA takes an artificial intelligence along in your car. You press a button, you speak, it answers aloud. No screen to look at, no menu to hunt for: a conversation, as with a passenger. ⚠️ YOU NEED AN API KEY AutoIA sells no subscription and provides no credit. For it to work, you must create a key with an artificial intelligence provider — Anthropic, Google, Mistral, OpenAI, xAI or Groq — and enter it in the app. You are the one who pays for your conversations to that provider, as you go, a few cents per trip. A consumer subscription is not enough: an API key is required, obtained on the provider's site. The app explains the steps one by one. Buy AutoIA knowing this: without a key, it cannot answer. TRYING IT WITHOUT SPENDING ANYTHING Mistral offers a free tier, opened by a simple phone verification, with no bank card. It limits the number of requests and the volume, which is enough to try AutoIA in real conditions: at the wheel, you ask one question at a time. The Mistral Small model, the one AutoIA uses by default, works there. Providers' tiers may change without notice: Mistral's console shows the limits in force. WHAT IT DOES • One press opens the microphone, a second closes it: a large button, or a small Bluetooth remote fixed to the wheel. Your hand never leaves the wheel. • The answer is spoken aloud, sentence by sentence, from the first one ready — you do not wait for the end to hear the beginning. • The model can be changed along the way, from the fastest to the most subtle. • Web search: weather, news, timetables. • Voice alarms: in two hours, at six, on the 25th of December, or when you reach a town. It insists until you confirm. • Once you arrive, AutoIA rereads the conversation and draws up a note: what was learned, what was decided, what is left to do. To keep or to share. • Ask for a number, an address, or “call Marie”: AutoIA opens the dialler or your navigation, and searches your contacts with no network. • It speaks English, French, Spanish and German — voice and answers alike — following the phone's language or your own choice. ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE AutoIA uses the Android AccessibilityService API, only if you turn it on, for one thing alone: recognising the Bluetooth remote key you taught it, even while another app is on screen. It does not read the screen and acts on nothing. It is optional: the on-screen button is enough. YOUR DATA AutoIA has no account, no publisher's server, no analytics and no advertising. Your questions go straight from your phone to the provider you have chosen, with your key. The publisher sees none of it and has no technical means of seeing any of it. Your voice is transcribed on the device itself when offline recognition is installed on it; otherwise Android hands it to your system's recognition service. The app tells you which of the two applies, supposing nothing. Location is optional, approximate, and only the name of the town is attached to your question. The privacy policy details all of this, including what is not guaranteed: https://autoia.tbnetsys.fr/confidentialite?l=en AT THE WHEEL AutoIA is neither a driving aid nor a safety device, and it exempts you from no rule of the road. You remain solely responsible for your driving. If the situation demands your attention, it comes before any conversation. The answers are produced by a language model: they may be inaccurate, incomplete or invented. Do not base any decision about driving, health, money or law on them without checking elsewhere. AutoIA works with the API of Claude (Anthropic), with Google's, Mistral AI's, OpenAI's, xAI's and Groq's. This product is neither developed, nor supported, nor approved by any of them. “Claude”, “Anthropic”, “Google”, “Gemini”, “Mistral”, “OpenAI”, “GPT”, “xAI”, “Grok”, and “Groq” are trademarks of their respective holders.