Tasker is a popular Android automation tool that lets you automate a variety of tasks based on almost any trigger on your device. The app has had Google Assistant support for a while now, but you always had to create a specific profile for each task or scenario, which could be a bit cumbersome. Thankfully, Tasker’s latest update introduces native support for Google Assistant, allowing you to now trigger any task using voice commands. Let’s take a look at how you can take advantage of this latest feature.

Please note: Currently, Tasker only supports the English language. The developer has promised to introduce support for other languages in future versions. Additionally, we recommend setting your region and language to English (US), as other localized versions of English with Google seem to be a matter of luck for now.

Let’s start by making sure that the correct permissions and language are set for your Google Assistant. If you’ve already granted the necessary permissions and changed your region, you can skip the guide below and move on to the next one.

Open the Settings app and tap 'Google'.