🎙️ Hands-Free Voice Setup

Let your phone's built-in voice assistant be the wake word. Say one phrase and Olivia — the MUSE-AI assistant — opens already listening. No app download needed, just two quick setup steps. (The phone only hands off to the app; Olivia listens while the app is open, and the screen stays awake while she's listening.)

Driving? The pattern that works is simple: launch before you drive. Set up once below, start Olivia while you're parked, and she stays open and listening for the whole trip — no mid-drive launching needed. The car section explains why, including CarPlay.

📱 iPhone
🤖 Android

Step 1: Add to Home Screen

  1. Open app.peemission.com in Safari
  2. Tap the Share button (square with arrow)
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
  4. Tap Add — MUSE-AI now has a home-screen icon

Step 2: Create a Siri Shortcut

  1. Open the Shortcuts app
  2. Tap + to create a new shortcut
  3. Tap the name at the top (it says New Shortcut), tap Rename, and name it Olivia — the name is the phrase you'll say to Siri
  4. Tap Add Action, search for Open URLs, and tap it to add it
  5. Tap the URL field in that action and enter:
    https://app.peemission.com/?action=voice
    (If your editor instead offers a URL action, add that first, type the address into it, then add Open URLs underneath.)
  6. Tap Done
Now say: "Hey Siri, Olivia"

🚗 In the car: launch before you drive

  1. While parked, launch Olivia — "Hey Siri, Olivia" or a tap on the Home Screen icon. She opens listening. Leave the app open.
  2. Then drive. Ask for what you need by voice. If Olivia sends you to Google Maps for directions, getting back is one tap on the Peemission icon — she restores the same conversation and says "Welcome back." (She'll tell you this the first time it happens.)
  3. If Siri says she can't open apps while driving: with CarPlay connected, Siri is working through the car, and Apple doesn't allow launching apps while driving. That's Apple's rule, not the app failing — and it's exactly why the launch happens while parked. The Home Screen icon always works, and the button and gesture triggers below never involve Siri at all.

👆 Launch without Siri: a button or a back-tap

Both of these run the same Olivia shortcut from Step 2 — set them up once, while parked.

Action Button (iPhone 15 Pro and later — the small button above the volume keys):

  1. Open Settings → Action Button
  2. Swipe sideways until Shortcut is showing
  3. Tap Choose a Shortcut and pick Olivia
  4. From then on, press and hold the Action Button to launch her

Back Tap (iPhone 8 and later):

  1. Open Settings → Accessibility → Touch → Back Tap
  2. Tap Double Tap (or Triple Tap — pick Triple if Double fires by accident)
  3. Scroll down to the Shortcuts section and pick Olivia
  4. From then on, tapping the back of the phone two (or three) times launches her

Siri opens the app and Olivia asks "How can I help?" — then just say what you need. If the app ever says "Tap anywhere to start talking," one tap starts her listening (that's the phone asking for the microphone once). Launching from the icon, the Action Button, or Back Tap counts as that tap, so she usually starts listening right away — one more reason to launch before you drive.

💬 Or reach Peemission on WhatsApp

No setup at all: message the Peemission number in WhatsApp and you're talking to the same Olivia. Type what you need — "I need a restroom" — and she replies right in the chat.

  1. Open a chat with the Peemission WhatsApp number
  2. Type your request, just like texting a person
  3. When options arrive as a list, tap one to pick it
  4. Directions arrive as a Google Maps link in the thread

A number that isn't linked to an account chats as a guest — finding places, directions, and urgent help all work; ordering and remembered preferences need a linked account. Voice notes and location sharing arrive with the next WhatsApp update.

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