'Okay Google, talk to Quire!'

Last updated: July 22, 2026

Last updated: June 26, 2026

Heads up: Google has retired the Conversational Actions platform that this "talk to Quire" voice integration was built on, so the "Ok Google, talk to Quire" flow described below no longer works. We're keeping this post as a record of how it worked. To capture tasks on the go today, use the Quire mobile app.

Obviously no one wants to manually type in the task anymore, the 21st century is all about automation, AI and voice recognition. After Siri integration, now Android users can talk to Quire using Google Assistant. Let’s have a conversation starting with “Okay Google”!

You can basically ask Google Assistant to help you get anything done, hands-free. No matter if you’re driving on the highway, running errands or watching movies, you can keep track of your task list or capture the task that comes to your mind without opening the Quire mobile app.

At the moment, you can start a conversation with Quire using Google Assistant by using one of these following statements:

Voice was an early bet on where input was heading. Statista reports that mobile devices now drive the majority of the world's web traffic, and hands-free capture was one attempt to meet people where they already were: on the move, phone in hand.

• Ok, Google, let me talk to Quire
• Ok, Google, talk to Quire

Then, just simply say what you want Quire to help you with:

• Remind me to [task name]
• Add a task to [task name] [due date]

You can get creative and set the due dates in any format that you would like. Quire will recognize the date format and help you create a task and add all the details later. For example, Quire understands “three days from now”, “next Wednesday”, “at 10pm on next Friday”! Impressed, yes?

Also, in case you’re wondering, all of the new tasks will be added to My Tasks as “personal tasks”. If you don’t know what personal tasks are, visit our guide to learn more about your private tasks!

Read more about the redesigned Quire My Tasks II.

You can also transfer the newly added tasks to a certain project using Transfer function!

Related: Introducing Quire iPad App — another way to manage tasks hands-on when you're away from your desk.

When you go to your My Tasks in Quire, this is what you will see:

Note: Currently, Quire for Google Assistant only works for English language.

That's pretty much it! We hope you have fun with Google Assistant and Quire! It’s not a science rocket, just a simple conversation with your favorite project management app! Start your conversation today and save time on actually getting things done! Follow us on Twitter at @quire_io for more exciting Quire hacks!

Related: 20 Hidden Quire Features You Should Know — more lesser-known shortcuts for getting tasks in and out of Quire faster.

How did the Quire Google Assistant integration work?

For the record, here is how the voice flow worked while it was live.

Google retired its Conversational Actions platform, so this specific integration no longer works. If you want hands-free capture today, the modern path is your phone's built-in dictation or a mobile shortcut into the Quire app. The principle has not changed though: the fastest task is the one you catch the second you think of it, before the idea evaporates. Voice was one way to close that gap, and the goal outlives the tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Quire still work with Google Assistant?

No. Google retired the platform this integration ran on, so "Ok Google, talk to Quire" no longer works. Use the Quire mobile app instead.

How did the Quire Google Assistant integration work?

You'd say "Ok, Google, talk to Quire," then ask it to add a task with a due date in natural language, like "next Wednesday."

Where did tasks created through Google Assistant go in Quire?

They went into My Tasks as personal tasks, which you could then transfer to a specific project.

What languages did Quire for Google Assistant support?

English only.