What voice commands are specific to each page?
Yes — several pages add their own, on top of the global set rather than replacing it. Say "what can I say" on any page and it reads back that page's commands first.
A page registers its commands when you open it and gives them up when you leave, so the same phrase can mean nothing on one page and something on another. Page commands are checked after the global ones, which is why a page can never break save or next.
- CalendarJump around by speaking a date. Today, yesterday, last Monday through last Friday, this Monday through this Friday, next month and previous month. Once a day is open, show prep, show report card and show notes switch between its debrief tabs.
- DashboardChange the range the whole page is calculated over: all time, YTD, 90 days, 30 days, 1 month, 1 week.
- Playbooknew setup, and long or short to set a direction.
- Coachsend, which fires the question you have just dictated. This is the one command that works inside a writing box, because otherwise you would have to reach for the mouse to send what you just said.
- Wherever a trade list appearswinners only, losers only, clear filters, the asset classes (show futures, show crypto, show stocks), and the ranges today only, this week, this month, last 7 days, last 30 days.
What also differs is the fields in front of you. On a trade's Notes tab, dictation fills the note and the "what I'd do differently" box. In the Add Trade form it fills the trade fields. In the Coach it fills the message. A field either takes dictation or it does not, and the ones that do are the ones you would expect to type into.
Two behaviours are worth knowing because they are not obvious:
- Some fields are structured, meaning voice understands what belongs in them rather than transcribing literally. Dictating into the Add Trade form is the clearest case: one sentence fills several fields at once.
- Dropdowns can be spoken to as well. With one open, saying an option's name picks it.