Comma, @ and numbers in one tap
Comma and full stop sit next to the space bar; “?123” brings up @, brackets and numbers at once. No switching back and forth.
A keyboard for iPhone, Android and computers
The best of iPhone and Android in one keyboard: comma and @ in one tap, the language key under your thumb by the space bar, slide along the space bar to move the cursor. Say a sentence and get text with commas and numbers, no “um”s. On a computer, dictate into any window.
Hi! What time will you be home? Anything to pick up on the way?
Hold 🎤 and speak — or just type
Easy typing
Commas hidden behind “123”, the language key in a far corner, no way to tap into the middle of a word. We took what iPhone and Android do well and dropped what gets on your nerves.
Comma and full stop sit next to the space bar; “?123” brings up @, brackets and numbers at once. No switching back and forth.
The language key sits next to the space bar and cycles only through your languages. Easy to reach with the phone in one hand.
Hold the space bar and the keyboard turns into a touchpad: the cursor glides through the text. Getting to a typo mid-sentence takes a second.
Words that are already right stay as they are. Changed one by mistake? ⌫ puts it back at once, and that word is left alone from then on.
Plus: swipe left from ⌫ to delete whole words, undo ↶ always in sight, suggestions from your own phrases, emoji with search, paste what you copied in one tap. On Android now, on iPhone soon.
Flawless dictation
If you never dictated because your phone only “sort of” understood you, this is where you save hours. Talk the way you always do: with your own pauses and in more than one language.
“Home by 6:30, grab 2 lbs” comes out exactly like that: with punctuation and digits, no stray capitals or “um”s.
Start in Spanish, drop in an English product name, finish in Polish — it’s all recognised. The language is detected on its own, sentence by sentence.
Stop for a second and the sentence carries on. Dictation doesn’t cut you off mid-word the way the built-in one does.
If the service hangs or the network drops, dictation switches to a backup or to the phone itself — your voice isn’t lost.
On Android, dictation also learns from your corrections: fix a word twice and it’s spelled right from then on. On a computer, press a hotkey and dictate into any window: email, Word, Excel, messengers.
When you need more
Write in your own language, select it — and the text is in the other person’s language. Tap again for the next language.
✨ fixes, shortens or makes more formal whatever is already in the field. Don’t like it? One tap puts it back.
Address, payment details, “here is our work” — text and photos in one tap. For a team: shared replies, run from the manager’s dashboard.
Platforms
Sign in with Google: your dictionary, quick replies and settings show up on a new phone or computer by themselves.
How it works
Install it and it works. Nothing to set up.
The free trial starts by itself: 14 days, no card.
Comma, language and cursor are already where they belong. Suggestions and autocorrect learn your words.
In a messenger, email, a document — anywhere there’s a text field. Let go, and the text is there, punctuated.
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Press, say it — and it’s a calendar event with reminders, a task or a note. A separate app; included with any Klavi subscription.
Pricing
14 days free (≈ 2.5 h of dictation) — enough to get used to it. No card, sign in with Google.
14 days free. No card — just sign in with Google.