Quick actions (iPhone and Android)
Hold the Lanibo icon on the home screen:
- New task, Add a product, Say it (by voice) and Notes — children get My day instead of Notes.
On Android each one can be dragged onto the home screen as an icon of its own.
Siri (iPhone)
Say, for example:
| Say | What happens |
|---|---|
| "Hey Siri, open notes in Lanibo" | Opens the notes |
| "Hey Siri, new task in Lanibo" | A new task |
| "Hey Siri, add a task for Leo in Lanibo" | A new task, already for Leo — Siri knows the family's names |
| "Hey Siri, add to shopping in Lanibo" | The shopping list, ready to add |
| "Hey Siri, what do I have today in Lanibo" | Opens My day |
Siri listens in its own language (iPhone Settings → Siri). Lanibo knows these phrases in all 14 of its languages; where Siri doesn't speak a language, use the shortcuts below.
The Shortcuts app, the Action button, Control Center
In the Shortcuts app, Lanibo has ready actions: Notes, New Task, Add to Shopping, My Day.
- An icon of its own: hold an action → Add to Home Screen.
- The Action button (iPhone 15 Pro and later): Settings → Action Button → Shortcut → Lanibo.
- Control Center: hold an empty spot → Add a Control → Shortcut → Lanibo.
Spotlight (iPhone)
Pull down on the Home Screen and search: Lanibo's tasks, notes and recipes show up too — tap one to open it. Private notes (🔒 Only me) never go in, and logging out takes everything out of the search.
Questions
Siri says it can't find "Leo". Say the name as it's written in Lanibo, or open the task and pick him there.
On Android, is there something like Siri? Use the quick actions or the voice button in the app; for a home-screen shortcut drag a quick action out. Alexa works on both.