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“Go $website” – Introducing navigation shortcuts

People utilise search engines with different intents, the main ones are to seek knowledge or to navigate to a website.

Image of a ship navigating to a nice island

Answer engines like Pandi conveniently satisfy the knowledge seeking intent. However, you sometimes just want to go the web page you’re looking for. For example, I recently started surfing and Surf-Forecast and Surfline provide beautiful charts that are so much easier to understands than plain answers.

Now you can just say “go surf forecast” or “go surfline” and Pandi will redirect you to the site.

Here are some navigational prompts you can try:

You can also chain “Go to” prompts with Siri utilising Pandi’s iOS shortcut. So you can say “Hey Siri, Ask Pandi” and then say “go surf forecast”, all with voice.

Have a nice day!

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