About Wristotle Companion
Wristotle Companion lets users control phone functions by speaking through a compatible Pebble watch. Voice commands can place calls, compose texts, set reminders and alarms, control music, create notes or tasks, check calendars, and request weather, sports, world-clock, or calculator information. Responses can appear as watch cards, and supported watches can read replies aloud. Speech recognition and intent handling run on-device by default, with optional cloud or self-hosted speech-to-text and optional language-model services. Users can configure an Ask-Agent path to external tool servers. The app supports aliases for contacts and apps, conversation history, optional audio capture, and backup and restore. A confirmation option previews the destination and message before calls or texts are sent. Wristotle requires its companion watch app and a supported watch. Some functions need phone permissions or optional external services. It is designed for voice-driven access to phone tools from the wrist; users should review actions before confirming anything that sends messages, places calls, or accesses calendars.
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