To control Cosa with your voice, you need to be using the Google Home feature on Android phones, the Google Home mobile app on iOS devices, or any device capable of receiving voice commands that is compatible with Google Home. You must also link your Cosa to these devices or apps.

Additionally, Cosa needs to be connected to the internet to manage it via voice commands.

Google Home Apps, developed by Google, are part of a smart personal assistant integrated across various platforms such as smartphones, speakers, TVs, and cars, primarily for voice control of smart home devices.

Google Home devices are speakers that allow voice control over compatible devices in your home through integration with Google Assistant.

For the linking process, you will need to go to the "Devices" section in the Google Home app and press "Add New Device" to search for Cosa. Afterwards, the Google Home app will ask you to log into your Cosa account for the linking process. Once your Cosa account is successfully linked with Google Home, you will see all Cosa devices listed under the "Home control" section. You can access Google's setup and help documents using the links below:

Help for iOS devices

Help for android devices

Google Assistant currently supports English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish. Turkish language support is available on Android phones, but not on iOS phones. Here are some example voice commands you can use to control Cosa:

Example voice commands:

"Ok Google, what is the temperature at home?"
"Ok Google, increase the temperature at Home."
"Ok Google, decrease the temperature at Home."
"Ok Google, increase the temperature by 1 degree."
"Ok Google, decrease by 2 degrees."
"Ok Google, set the thermostat to 23 degrees."
"Ok Google, what is the humidity at the Summer House?"
"Ok Google, what is the temperature setting in the bedroom?"