Feature · Voice web search
Just ask. Lumyeye finds and reads.
Searching Google with a screen reader means slogging through ads, cookie banners, and cluttered results. Lumyeye condenses the web into a clear voice answer — no typing, no scrolling, no friction.
How it works
Tap once, ask anything: "What's the weather in Boston tomorrow?", "When is the next eclipse?", "How tall is the Empire State Building?". Lumyeye reads back the clean answer with the source.
Useful daily queries
- Weather, time zones, currency conversion.
- News headlines (NYT, Washington Post, NPR).
- Recipe ingredient ratios.
- Drug interactions (always cross-check with pharmacist).
- Store hours, holiday schedules.
- Sports scores and game schedules.
Trustworthy sources
Lumyeye prefers authoritative sources (Wikipedia, gov.uk, .gov, .edu, top-tier press) over content farms. The source is always read at the end of the answer.
Privacy
Search queries are not associated with a profile. No long-term query history is built. You stay anonymous.