Android 30 languages · 7 days free

Speak. It types
anywhere.

A bubble floats over whatever app you're in. Tap it, talk, and clean punctuated text lands in the field you were already looking at.

  • No card needed
  • Audio never stored
  • Needs a connection
WhatsAppChat with Sam Inserted
Hey, can you send me the file tomorrow by noon.

Said out loud, landed punctuated.

The tour

Forty seconds, start to finish.

40 seconds · sound on Recorded on a phone, at the speed it actually runs.

Why bother

Put the keyboard away.

Speech doesn't need you looking down. The replies you put off get answered on the walk to the car.

Thumbs~40 wpm

Your voiceroughly 4× that

30

languages, plus Auto for mixed speech

0sec

of your audio kept, ever

Where it works

Anywhere there's a cursor.

Not a keyboard you switch to. The text goes into the field that already has your cursor. Pick an app.

WhatsAppChat with Priya Inserted
Running ten minutes late, save me a seat.

And every other app with a text field. Guides for WhatsApp, Gmail, Slack, Docs, Notion and Messages.

Text style

Sound like yourself.

Pick a register once and every dictation follows it. Only sentence endings change — never your words.

Every sentence ends with a full stop.

Speakline types

Just landed. Are you still up for dinner? I'll be there at six.

Insert — the moment you stop, or hold it for a look first.

Bubble side — pick an edge, or drag it there.

History — every dictation and where it went, ready to copy again.

The styles apply to languages written in the Latin alphabet. In Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and the other scripts a sentence doesn't end on a full stop, so your text arrives exactly as dictated whichever style is set.

Languages

Thirty languages, plus mixed.

Set yours once. Switch languages mid-sentence? Auto mode follows you across the ten highlighted.

Latin script

English Spanish French German Portuguese Italian Dutch Turkish Polish Swedish Indonesian Vietnamese Filipino

South Asian

Hindi Urdu Bengali Punjabi Marathi Gujarati Tamil Telugu

Middle East

Arabic Persian Hebrew

East & Southeast Asia

Japanese Chinese Korean Thai

Cyrillic

Russian Ukrainian

Works in Auto (mixed) mode

Transcribed, not translated

“I'll be there in ten minutes.”

میں دس منٹ میں پہنچ رہا ہوں۔

Read the Urdu guide

Privacy & permissions

Your voice isn't kept.

Speech streams to our transcription provider and comes back as text. The audio is gone. The text stays in your History, where you can delete it.

What it asks for

MicrophoneRequired

So it can hear you.

Display over other appsRequired

So the bubble can float above any screen.

AccessibilityRequired

One job: putting text into the focused field. It reads nothing else. Without it, results go to your clipboard.

NotificationsOptional

An off switch in the shade. Deny it and everything still works.

What it never does

  • Audio is transcribed and discarded, never stored.
  • Transcripts and the apps you use never go into analytics.
  • No ads, and no advertising SDKs in the app at all.
  • No location, contacts, camera, calendar, SMS or media.
  • We don't sell your personal information.
  • Delete your account and everything in it, in the app.

Pricing

Seven days free. No card.

Every feature unlocked from the first word you speak.

TrialStart here

120min

Over seven days. Everything unlocked, no payment details.

Start free week

Free

15min / mo

After the trial. Nothing deleted, nothing locked behind an upsell.

Pro

Unlimited

Weekly, monthly or annual — priced in your currency, shown in full before you agree.

FAQ

The ones people ask.

Does it work offline?

No. Transcription runs in the cloud and needs a connection every time you speak. It doesn't fall back to your phone's built-in recogniser — the accuracy and punctuation come from the cloud engine.

Is it a keyboard?

No, and that's the point. You don't switch input methods and switch back. The bubble floats over whatever app you're in and the text goes into the field that already has your cursor.

What if a field won't take the text?

Speakline copies the words to your clipboard instead and tells you so, so a dictation is never lost. The same happens everywhere if the accessibility service is switched off — that's a fallback, not a feature.

What happens when the trial ends?

You drop to 15 free minutes a calendar month. Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked behind an upsell screen — dictation simply stops once the allowance is spent, until the month rolls over or you subscribe.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. Speakline is Android only today. The bubble depends on Android's overlay and accessibility services, which have no direct equivalent on iOS.

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