Speak or type, and the assistant does it on the TV. Free, with points you earn by watching an ad.
Open the assistant tab and say or type your request. It answers and carries it out.
Open an app by name, change the channel or the input, type text, or switch the TV off after you confirm.
Play a YouTube video, show a screen from the Nafza library with its settings, or add a time to the schedule.
Commands in English, and in Arabic in its many dialects.
Ask for a movie or a series by genre, mood or actor, or "something like" a title you love. The picks arrive as cards with the poster, year and rating.
Tap the show-on-TV button on the movie card. Nafza opens the title itself inside its app where the TV's app allows it. Otherwise it opens the app, and you search for the title there.
The assistant knows apps such as Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, Shahid and OSN+.
Titles and posters come from TMDB. The assistant only picks from them.
Nothing opens on the TV until you tap.
Yes. It runs on points you earn by watching a rewarded ad: an ad gives 2 points, a request costs 1, and a movie request costs 2.
Yes. Understanding free sentences and suggesting movies both need the internet.
No. Your phone's own system turns speech into text, and Nafza receives the text only.
No. Nafza suggests a title and opens it in the streaming app on your TV. You watch with your own subscription to that app.
Every key, and a keyboard.
How the assistant's points work.
The screens the assistant can show for you.
The app is free. No account, no sign-in.
App Store and Google Play for the phone app, Amazon Appstore for the TV app.
