How it works today
How PATH works, right now.
PATH is a voice-first assistant you can use to complete real Email and calendar tasks without navigating every screen by hand. You speak naturally, PATH helps understand the task, asks for confirmation when needed, and then helps complete the workflow.
Inside Email, PATH can help users read unread messages, summarize long emails, search for old threads, draft new messages, and reply to existing conversations by voice. The goal is to make Email feel less like a maze of buttons, folders, and screens, and more like a conversation where the user stays in control. Before sending or changing anything important, PATH reads back the key details so the user can confirm or make edits.
Google Calendar
Inside Calendar, PATH can help users manage their schedule by voice, from checking what is coming up to booking meetings, creating events, changing details, and staying on top of commitments. The goal is to make calendar management easier without forcing users to move through a visual calendar interface step by step. As PATH improves, calendar workflows will become more reliable, more flexible, and more personalized to each user's preferences.
Built with the community
Accessibility, not as a feature.
PATH was designed with blind and low-vision users from the beginning, not added onto a mainstream product later. We believe that by building with and for people who use voice and audio to interact with technology, we can build one of the most intuitive voice interfaces out there. Every workflow is shaped around the idea that the user should be able to understand, control, correct, and complete tasks without needing to rely on a visual interface.
Co-designed.
Every major feature is incubated and tested with blind and low-vision users so the product reflects real workflows, not assumptions.
Where we're going
The vision.
PATH is starting with Email and calendar because those are daily workflows where blind and low-vision users already feel real friction. Over time, PATH is becoming a voice-first action layer that can work across more apps and devices. The long-term goal is simple: a trusted assistant that helps people get things done with whatever device they are on, from their phone to their fridge.