How to Use Web Search, Maps, and Email With Samantha

Planning your day shouldn't feel like a scavenger hunt across apps.
Checking locations in one place, reading long emails in another, searching the web somewhere else, and then trying to put it all together inside your calendar… It's too much for one human brain.

This is where Samantha shines.
She blends web search, Google Maps, and email summaries into your conversations so your real-day planning finally becomes simple.

No switching apps.
No extra tabs.
No clutter.

Just talk, and Samantha brings the world into your workflow.

1. Let Samantha Search the Web for You

Sometimes you need quick information on the spot, not a whole Google search page full of links.

Try saying

• "Samantha, what's the weather like tomorrow in Boston?"
• "Find me the best time to visit the Louvre."
• "Search for productivity tips for working students."
• "What is the latest update on AI safety?"

Samantha fetches real-time information and brings back clean, simple answers you can act on right away.

Why this matters

You stay in the flow.
No distractions.
No breaking your focus.

2. Use Google Maps Through Samantha for Smooth Navigation

Finding a location, choosing a route, or checking distance usually means switching apps and losing your momentum.

Now you can just ask Samantha.

Try saying

• "Find coffee shops near my next meeting."
• "How far is my 4 PM appointment from my office?"
• "Add directions for tomorrow's client visit."
• "Where is the closest pharmacy?"

Samantha connects with Google Maps to give you:

• Nearby locations
• Travel times
• Best route options
• Address details
• Context for upcoming events

Why this helps

Your plans stay realistic.
Your time is better managed.
And your day starts to feel more predictable.

3. Turn Long Emails Into Clear Next Steps

Emails often feel like walls of text that drain your energy before you even begin reading. Samantha cuts through that instantly.

Try saying

• "Samantha, summarize this email."
• "What are the key points here?"
• "Turn this into a task list for me."
• "Draft a reply confirming the meeting details."

Samantha extracts the important information and helps you:

• Identify next steps
• Capture deadlines
• Create tasks
• Draft responses
• Link events to your calendar

Why this matters

You don't waste time sorting through details.
You're always clear on what needs to happen next.

4. Plan an Entire Day Using Search + Maps + Email Together

The real power comes when Samantha uses these features together.
Here's what your day could look like:

Imagine this workflow

1. You ask Samantha to check your schedule.
2. She tells you about your client meeting.
3. You ask, "Where is it?"
4. Samantha pulls the location from Maps.
5. You ask for nearby lunch places.
6. She finds options using a web search.
7. You ask, "Did they send a confirmation email?"
8. Samantha summarizes the email and extracts the next steps.
9. She adds the tasks to your planner.
10. She builds a complete route and schedule.

All through one conversation.

Why does this feel different

You stop planning your day in fragments.
You finally plan your day like a real human - in one flow.

5. Make Decisions Faster With Samantha's Real-World Awareness

When Samantha understands your locations, emails, and plans, she can give better guidance.

You can ask:

Try saying

• "Do I have enough time to get to my 3 PM appointment?"
• "Should I move my meeting based on travel time?"
• "What's the best slot for grocery shopping today?"
• "Do I need to prepare anything for my next event?"

Samantha thinks through your day with you, not just as an AI, but as a partner who understands your time, your tasks, and your context.

Why People Love Planning With Samantha

Because she turns scattered planning into simple conversations.

With Samantha, you get:

• Real-time answers
• Travel context
• Clear summaries
• Instant decisions
• A smoother day
• Less overwhelm
• Zero app switching

You finally get the feeling of:
"Ah… everything's in one place."

Try This Right Now

Say:

"Samantha, what do I need to know for my next meeting?"

Watch how she searches, summarizes, and gives you the context you didn't even realize you needed.

Open Samantha and ask your first question. She'll take it from there.