Use cases
Voice typing for work, study, and content
Turn speech into clean text for messages, notes, email, code, and content, or use a free web tool to transcribe a recording.
Developers
camelCase, commands, and technical language preserved exactly as spoken.
Students
Turn lecture notes and study thoughts into clean text without typing.
Professionals
Emails and messages, formatted and ready to send.
Creators
Scripts, captions, and video transcripts without manual typing.
One voice-typing layer, without a replacement keyboard
The current Android app uses a floating bubble above the keyboard you already use. Tap it inside email, notes, chat, a browser, or a code-review app, then speak at a normal pace. The app removes filler words, resolves spoken corrections, and formats the result for the mode you chose. You can still type or edit with Gboard, Samsung Keyboard, or another keyboard whenever that is faster.
Recorded audio and video need a different workflow. The free browser tools can transcribe meetings, lectures, interviews, podcasts, and common file formats without installing the app. Review the voice-typing features, try the online transcription tools, or join the Android early-access list.