Raala

Voice-Pilot is a local-first voice assistant project built to make everyday tasks easier through natural voice conversations. The main assistant, Raala, listens to the user through the browser, converts speech into text using Meta Muse Voice Transcribe, understands the request with Meta Muse Spark, and speaks the response back using a locally running text-to-speech model. The project is mainly designed for scheduling meetings, where a user can say something like “schedule a meeting tomorrow,” choose an available time, provide the topic, meeting type, name, and email, and then receive a confirmation after the meeting is created in Google Calendar. It also includes a short form and voice-based follow-up so the user can continue speaking without filling everything in one message. The application keeps track of the conversation during the session, stores conversation logs locally, checks the selected time before booking, creates a booking reference, and can send a confirmation email through Gmail. Google Sheets support is planned for storing booking details, while local booking records are used when Sheets is not fully configured. The interface also includes animated assistant faces, live speech states, chat mode, error messages, meeting confirmation screens, and a small dashboard for viewing or cancelling bookings. The goal of Voice-Pilot is not just to create another chatbot, but to build a more natural receptionist experience where people can speak normally, correct themselves, and complete tasks without repeating the same information again and again.