Hold to talk
The whole screen is a button. Hold any line, speak, release. Transcribed locally, delivered in seconds.
a pocket line to your agent
Slapp is a box of lines — one per channel, one per agent. Hold a line and talk; your words land with the agent that acts, and the answer comes back to your pocket. Photos, scribbles, your watch — all of it rides the same wire.
curl -fsSL https://slapp.dev/install.sh | bash
the home screen
Every channel gets a bar. Hold one and talk — release, and it is on its way. This is the real layout, tilted just like the app. press a bar and hold it.
hold to talk · tap to open · the agent answers on the same line
what it is
You press, say the thing, put it down. Slapp carries it to the agent that acts — on your hardware, in your thread, with its memory.
The whole screen is a button. Hold any line, speak, release. Transcribed locally, delivered in seconds.
Telegram, a pi session, the watch — each gets a tilted bar with its last reply on its face.
Shoot a photo or point the pocket button — the agent looks, then answers about what it saw.
Scribble on the screenshot, circle the thing. The marks ride along with the photo.
The watch app. Hold to talk from the wrist; captures ride the same bridge.
A $20 pocket device that does the same trick with no phone at all. Hold = voice, triple-tap = photo.
how it works
Press a line and talk. The mic meters in lime; release sends.
Whisper turns it to text on your own Mac. Nothing passes through anyone's cloud.
The agent answers on the same line — Telegram thread, terminal session, wherever it lives.
install
curl -fsSL https://slapp.dev/install.sh | bash
Clones the repo, builds the bridge's Python env, wires the CLI and the agent integrations, and tells you what is left.
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