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English demonstration · 34 seconds

Send a text message by voice with Lumyeye Pro

See a spoken text-message request to Bob and the iPhone composer opened for final confirmation.

Read the video description and spoken-content summary

Video description and spoken-content summary

A person holds an iPhone in a room and asks Lumyeye Pro to send a text. The app asks who should receive it. The person answers “Bob.” The app then asks for the message. After a short dictation and confirmation, the iPhone message composer opens with Bob and the prepared text.

The video shows this saved-contact example on iPhone. It does not show a dictated phone number, duplicate-name clarification or Android. The person must make the final Send action in the phone composer. This is a summary of the scene and speech, not a word-for-word transcript.

The demonstration, explained

What this video shows

The app guides the person through one continuous spoken exchange, then hands the prepared message to the phone.

01 · Recipient
Choose Bob
The person asks to send a text and names Bob when the app asks who should receive it.
02 · Message
Dictate and confirm
The app asks what to write; the person dictates the text and confirms readiness.
03 · Phone
Open the composer
The native iPhone message composer appears with the recipient and message prepared. The user makes the final Send action.

Questions about this video

Can I text a number that is not in my contacts?

Yes. You can speak a phone number instead of a linked contact name. This route is not shown in this recording.

What if two contacts are named Bob?

Lumyeye Pro asks which Bob you mean and continues the same exchange. The recorded example does not include two matching contacts.

Does the app send the text automatically?

No. The phone’s native messaging composer opens. You activate Send yourself, using VoiceOver on iPhone or TalkBack on Android if needed.