Getting started
Want to create a voice assistant for your app? Follow the steps below to get started with Alan.
1. Sign up for Alan Studio
Sign up for Alan Studio or sign in if you are already registered. Alan Studio is where you will create dialogs, or voice scripts, for your assistants.
To get started with Alan Studio, watch this walkthrough:
These resources can also be helpful to let you understand how Alan works:
2. Create a voice script
In Alan Studio, write a voice script. Voice scripts describe the structure of the dialog with the user, or the expected conversation scenario.
Use the links below to learn how you can build the script:
Example scripts
In Alan Studio, select predefined voice assistants to see how voice scripts can be organized. Start with 'Hello World'.
Server API
Learn what Alan functionality you can use to create a script for your voice assistant in Alan Studio.
3. Integrate your voice assistant into your app
Bring voice to your app. Use the links below to learn how you can integrate apps on different platforms with Alan.
GitHub projects
Review our public projects on GitHub and check example apps to get an idea on how voice assistants work in client apps.
Client API
Learn what methods of the Alan button you can use on the client app side once you integrate with Alan.
Alan offers SDKs for different platforms to let you build the Alan voice into your app. Select your platform to learn about integration details.
Web
iOS
Android
Still have questions?
Check additional materials and try our tutorials.
Follow step-by-step instructions on how to perform the most common tasks with Alan.
What's next?
After you integrate your app with Alan, you may find these topics, tools and resources useful:
Alan Playground
Learn how to use Alan Playground on iOS and Android to test voice scripts and check Alan examples.
If you encounter a bug, have a question or want to submit a feature request, you can also go to Alan GitHub, select the necessary Alan SDK, navigate the Issues section and create an issue there.