Morning voice briefing
Updated
How to turn on the morning voice briefing, pick when it comes, and what Coachh says: yesterday’s wins, today’s plan and one next step.
The briefing is a short spoken rundown of your morning, in Coachh’s voice. It’s off until you turn it on. At the time you pick, one notification says your briefing is ready. Tap it and Coachh talks first: a warm hello, yesterday’s wins, today’s plan in a sentence and the one next step. Then it hands the call back to you.
On iPhone
- Open Menu › Settings and turn on Morning voice briefing. Allow notifications when asked.
- Pick a time (it starts at your morning reminder’s) and Every day or Weekdays.
- Tap the notification when it comes. Your phone asks you to unlock, and the call opens.
On Android
Android: coming soon. No public release date is confirmed. These are the steps for the Android app once it is available.
- Open Menu › Settings and turn on Morning voice briefing. Allow notifications.
- Pick the time and the days, then tap the notification when it comes.
Good to know
- It’s one notification a day at most. It doesn’t come on a day you’ve already opened Coachh, weighed in, checked in or talked to Coachh, and it doesn’t come without Coachh Pro or voice minutes left.
- It counts like any call against your voice minutes.
- It uses the context available to your phone and watch. It can make mistakes and is not medical advice. Turn it off in Settings any time.
Related
- Change how your coach talks to youMake Coachh gentler or more direct, funnier or plainer, shorter or more detailed, and change what it calls you.
- Start a voice call from anywhereHow to start a live voice call with Coachh from Siri, the Action button, Back Tap, Control Center, your Apple Watch, and Android shortcuts and tiles.
- Talk to CoachhHow to type, dictate or have a live voice check-in with Coachh, hear replies read aloud, react to a reply, and search your thread.
- What Coachh remembersHow Coachh remembers what you tell it, how health notes wait for your okay, and how to see, change, pause or delete its memory.