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I'm searching for an Android app to voice control my phone.

Requirements:

  • Saying "Call Peter" in my headset shall dial this contact
  • No cloud based service! Due to privacy concerns. I don't want to upload my contact list to Google, etc. This rules out most services like "Hello Google", "utter!", "S-voice", "Vlingo" (especially if you google the last service you might understand why I am reluctant to use cloud services)
  • Good understanding of English and/or German

No must:

  • Control additional apps, like writing SMS, taking notes, playing music
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    No Finnish? ;) Sorry, don't want to disappoint you, but there's not much. Especially if you want it open-source to be sure. AFAIK Dragon could match, but I'm not sure if their Android app works offline. Utter is known to have offline-capabilities, but I doubt that's its default… – Izzy♦ Mar 16 '17 at 21:56
  • Finnish :-) :-) :-) I checked "Utter!" Thei claim that no data is uploaded. However at start of the application theiy ask me to select a Voice engine. The only option is "Google text to speech". I know that I can download voice files for that locally, however I don't trust Google :-/ – BerndGit Mar 17 '17 at 10:11
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    Neither do I, which is why I don't use it. I've also looked for a replacement and found none. And I know the Gadgetbridge team wants an open-source, trustable and reliable voice engine (library or app to interface) as well and has found none so far. As for "Finnish" (the language that is): Thought you came from Mike's MUC (if that doesn't ring a bell for you, you didn't), as the very same question came up there and one of the answers was to check here :) You can check with my voice assistant list if you wish. – Izzy♦ Mar 17 '17 at 10:25
  • It did ring a bell :-) Nice list. Seems that you have spend already some time on this topic. – BerndGit Mar 17 '17 at 10:29
  • I regularly do on those lists (currently just going over them all for a refresh, adding hints on "intrusive libraries" like Flurry and the likes). Same for my own F-Droid repo I mentioned on the MUC yesterday. But let's not chat here in the comments; see me in our chat room if you wish :) // Good luck here – and if you found something, please ring my bell to let me participate :) – Izzy♦ Mar 17 '17 at 10:33
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Mozilla is now generating an open source voice recognicion. See: https://voice.mozilla.org/ Althrough no demo is available now, this might be a good altenative in the furture.

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Did you check wikipedia?

As you can see, there a barely any frameworks that do speech to text, let alone automation like you want.

Your best bet is mycroft which is focused on running on it's own device.

Either way a lot of coding from your side would be required.

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