A read-back you can check
"Did you say: dentist, tomorrow at 15:00, remind you 30 minutes before?" One question, one answer. Nothing is written until you confirm it.
Speak or type one ordinary sentence - in any of seventeen languages - and Vilkax works out the day, the time, the length, the repeat and the reminder. Then it reads the whole thing back to you, and books nothing until you say yes.
Parsed on your device. No account, no upload, no transcript kept - the sentence never leaves this page.
Most voice assistants guess, book, and leave you to find the mistake in a week's time. Vilkax shows you the sentence it heard, underlines the exact words that produced the date, the time and the reminder, and waits.
"Did you say: dentist, tomorrow at 15:00, remind you 30 minutes before?" One question, one answer. Nothing is written until you confirm it.
If the day didn't come through, it says so - and asks for that part only. Ask twice and it asks you to say it a little slower, day first, then time.
Not English with translations bolted on. German counts down to the next hour, Japanese has no spaces, Arabic reads right to left - each is handled properly, and each is tested.
The audio is never uploaded and the transcript is never stored. What survives is the appointment you confirmed - nothing else.
"The 14th", "next Tuesday", "in three weeks", "every other Friday until December", "14/03/2031". Ambiguous dates are flagged rather than guessed.
Google, Outlook, Microsoft 365, Apple, Yahoo, or a plain .ics file that any calendar on earth can read. No lock-in, no migration.
The same sentence-to-calendar engine, pointed at a life or at an operation.
The appointments that actually get forgotten are the ones you were told about while doing something else.
Field teams, clinics, trades and support desks book from a phone, out loud, between jobs.
A calendar you have to open is a calendar you don't use. Reach it from wherever you already are.
Press volume up and down together while Vilkax is open and the mic opens straight into Agenda. One switch turns it off again if you would rather your volume keys stayed volume keys.
A wake phrase in every supported language, recognised on device.
Type or send a voice message to your Hearth companion. If it can't make out the date it asks you to say it again, slower - and keeps the part it did understand.
Agenda sits in the feature menu on every Vilkax app, and on the home screen of the mobile app.
One link opens the console with your text pre-filled. Nothing to install, nothing to embed.
Everything voice does, the keyboard does. Voice is the fast path, never the only one.
Each one is a real implementation, not a dictionary swap. "halb vier" is half past three in German and "half vier" is half past three in Dutch - both count down to the next hour, and both are handled. Every language is asserted in the test suite, so a rule cannot go quietly dead.
Nothing to install to test it. Sign in when you want it to remember, remind and sync.
Part of the Vilkax protection platform. Your calendar is yours: exportable as .ics at any time, and never used to train anything.