Commands for Google Assistant Apps
How to use Google Assistant, plus all the ‘OK, Google’ commands you need to know
This app provides a full list of commands for Google Assistant and Google Home smart speakers that activates by special phrase Ok Google or Hey Google. All commands are categorised.
This app doesn’t have an embedded voice assistant. You can use those commands to control your mobile phone with installed last version of Google app, and speakers Google Home, Google Home Mini, Google Home Max and Smart Display with Google Assistant. Assistant activates when you pronounce key phrase Ok Google or Hey Google.
Commands for Google Assistant
“How old is [name]?”
“Where was [name] born?’
“Who invented [anything you want to find].”
“How tall is [name of person or building].”
“What country is [anything you want to find] in?”
“What’s my commute like?”
“Will it rain tomorrow?”
“How far is [any business you want to find] from here?”
“What’s a good restaurant nearby?”
“Help me relax.”
“Where’s my hotel?”
Ok, Google how is Barcelona doing?
Ok, Google when is Celtic’s next game?
Ok, Google what is Apple stock price?
Sports
“How is [say the name of the team] doing?”
“Results from [say the name of the team] last game.”
“When is [say the name of the team] next game?”
“Did [say the name of the team] win the last game?”
Weather
“Will it rain today?”
“What’s the weather like in [say location]?
“When is sunset?”
“What’s the temperature?”
Stocks
“What is [name] stock price?”
“What is [name] trending at?”
Words
“What is the definition of [say the word].”
“Define [say the word].”
“Synonyms for [say the word].”
Google account and privacy settings
“Open Google account settings.”
“Show my Google search history.”
“Adjust my Google privacy settings.”
“Adjust my Google security settings.”
Messaging, notes, and music
Ok, Google add note to Google Keep
Ok, Google search YouTube
Ok, Google send Whatsapp message
“Show me my messages.”
“Text [name of contact] [say the message].”
“Send an email to [say the contact name] [say what you want to write in the email].”
“Call [say the name of the contact].”
“Call [say the name of the contact] on speakerphone.”
“Note to self [dictate note].”
“What’s this song?”
“Play some music.”
