Below are some voice command examples that you can use to simplify your scheduling with Bixby’s Voice Command Examples for Calendar. By simply speaking to Bixby, you can effortlessly manage your calendar and stay organized. Whether it’s adding events, setting reminders, or checking your availability, Bixby is here to help you stay on top of your schedule. Explore the wide range of voice commands below to make scheduling a breeze.
#Event Management
“Create a new event for tomorrow at 9 am with John”
“Add a meeting on Friday at 2 pm”
“Schedule a conference call for next week”
“Plan a lunch date for next Tuesday”
“Set up a reminder for the project deadline on June 1st”
“Arrange a team brainstorming session on Monday”
#Availability Check
“What’s my schedule for tomorrow?”
“Am I free at 3 pm next Thursday?”
“Do I have any appointments on Friday?”
“Check if I’m available for a meeting on Tuesday morning”
“Find a time slot for a team meeting next week”
“Is my calendar clear on Monday afternoon?”
#Reminders
“Remind me to buy groceries after work”
“Set a reminder for the dentist appointment on Friday”
“Create an alarm for my workout session at 6 am tomorrow”
“Remind me to submit the report by the end of the day”
“Set a reminder to call Mom on her birthday”
“Notify me to send the monthly report on the last day of the month”
#Recurring Events
“Set up a recurring meeting every Monday at 10 am”
“Create a monthly reminder for bill payments”
“Schedule a weekly catch-up with the team”
“Make a daily reminder for morning meditation”
“Create a yearly event for the company anniversary”
“Set a recurring reminder for the garbage collection every Wednesday”
#Location-Based Events
“Add a dentist appointment at Dr. Smith’s clinic”
“Schedule a meeting at the coffee shop downtown”
“Set up a reminder for the gym tomorrow at 7 am”
“Create an event at the conference center for next month”
“Add a dinner reservation at the fancy restaurant on Saturday”
“Schedule a haircut appointment at the salon on Friday afternoon”
#Time Zone Adjustments
“Add an event for the conference call at 2 pm GMT”
“Schedule a meeting at 4 pm PST”
“Remind me of the international webinar at 9 am ET”
“Set up a reminder for the online course at 10 am IST”
“Add an event for the team meeting at 3 pm CST”
“Schedule a call with the overseas client at 8 am AEST”