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Funny Duck
Control your computer and IoT devices with your mobile voice assistant.

What is Funny Duck?

Funny Duck enables users to interact with their computers and IoT devices through voice commands. This is achieved by leveraging the mobile device's voice assistant. The application offers a high level of customization, enabling users to perform many actions, such as opening webpages, closing browsers, or even launching specific applications.

Furthermore, it provides an open interface, allowing for integration with IoT devices. This extends control to microcontrollers, including Raspberry Pi and Esp, broadening the scope of voice-controlled operations.

Features

  • Voice Control: Use mobile voice assistant to control computers and IoT devices.
  • High Customizability: Customize actions like opening web pages, closing browsers, and starting applications.
  • IoT Device Integration: Control IoT devices and microcontrollers (Raspberry Pi, Esp) via an open interface.

Use Cases

  • Shutting down a computer with a voice command.
  • Opening a specific website using voice.
  • Controlling smart home devices connected via Raspberry Pi.
  • Starting applications via voice command.

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