Channels / WhatsApp
Eko writes the message. WhatsApp sends it. That split is deliberate — your conversations stay in the app that owns them.
WhatsApp screen, ready to speak
The hand-off to WhatsApp
How it goes
Speak the message
Open WhatsApp in Eko and hold the mic. Open with "work" or "personal" to set the tone.
Review it on Confirm
The tidied draft appears, same as every other channel. Send, Edit or Cancel.
Handed to WhatsApp
Eko passes the finished message to WhatsApp and opens it. You pick the recipient and send it there. Eko never sends it for you.
Why the hand-off: Eko composes but never sends on WhatsApp, SMS or WeChat. The last tap is always yours, in the app that owns the conversation.
The part that never changes
Whatever the channel, you hold the mic, Eko writes it down and tidies it, you read it on the Confirm screen, and only then does it go anywhere.
Other channels
Dictate the body, get a subject line, read your inbox in-app.
YouTube
Comments and live chat, with a mood read on the room.
Twitch
Post to any channel's live chat by name or link.
Paste a post link, speak a comment, it posts as you.
Slack
Connect a workspace and talk your messages into it.
SMS
Handed to your phone's own messages app to send.
Composed in Eko, handed over to WeChat.
