Command apps with your voice. VoiceCommander is a Mac OS X software that allows commanding applications using the voice. It uses Mac OS X built-in speech recognition technology to produce the appropriate key-presses corresponding to the user installed voice command. It works seamlessly with any Mac OS X application, being Cocoa, Carbon or even Classic. Uses for VoiceCommander include: Commanding games: what about changing weapon in Quake using the voice, or creating and using units group in Starcraft. These are only a few examples of what is actually possible to do. Commanding multimedia softwares: a sample command preset is included that allows navigating through DVD tracks using the voice. Going from one slide to another in some well known presentation software, using the voice ! Generating usual shortcuts key combination in any app using the voice. This can be very useful for disabled people.