Press the microphone and speak, or type the same words into the box beside it. Both take exactly the same path, so nothing is lost by typing when you are somewhere quiet is not an option.
Say it the way you would say it
There is no command syntax to learn. These all work:
- spent 20 on lunch
- weight 181
- remind me to call the school tomorrow
- add milk and eggs to the grocery list
- salary 8000 monthly
Several things in one breath
You do not need to pause or say "and" between them. Keep talking.
Buhata separates the instructions itself, then shows you every one it found before anything is saved. If it split them wrongly, you can correct any line.
Nothing is written until you confirm
The confirm screen lists each action. Clear the tick on anything you do not want. Press the pencil on a line to open that app's real editor with everything already filled in, so you change one field rather than starting again.
If it missed something completely, there is a button at the bottom to type it in.
When it does not understand
Some things Buhata does not track, and it will leave those out rather than filing them somewhere wrong. If a line needs a date it does not have, it asks instead of guessing.
The languages it knows
Nine: English, Filipino, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian and Vietnamese. Set yours in the voice settings, or leave it following your phone.
The daily allowance
Most commands are answered without any AI at all, and those never count against anything. Only the ones that genuinely need the model do, and the limit is generous enough that ordinary use will not reach it.