Spokenly for Android
Spokenly for Android is a speech to text app with on-device and cloud transcription, AI text processing, and a dictation button for your messaging, email, and notes apps.
Google Play · Android 13 or later
Free to install · No account required
Dictate in any Android app
Turn on the Spokenly button, and it appears when you tap a text field and the keyboard opens. Tap the button, speak, and Spokenly inserts your words into that field. It works with the keyboard you already use, in messaging, email, notes, and other apps.
With several modes, the button opens a menu to pick one. A mode can clean up your words with AI Instructions, translate them, or send the message right after dictation. The button stays hidden in password fields.
What you get
Free with on-device models and BYOK
- Spokenly button for dictation in messaging, email, notes, and other apps
- On-device Parakeet models that work offline
- Cloud models through Spokenly Pro or your own API keys
- AI Instructions to polish, rephrase, or translate what you said
- 100+ languages with cloud models
- No account required, email sign-in is optional
- No ads
On-device or cloud speech to text
On-device Parakeet models run on your phone, free and private, and keep working without an internet connection. Cloud models give the highest accuracy in 100+ languages. Use them with your own API keys at no extra cost, or through a Spokenly Pro subscription.
Spokenly also runs on Mac, Windows, Linux, and iPhone. A Pro subscription works on each of them when you sign in with the same email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Spokenly available for Android?
Yes. Spokenly for Android is available on Google Play for devices with Android 13 or later.
Is Spokenly for Android free?
Yes. Spokenly is free to install, with no ads and no account required. On-device models and your own API keys cost nothing. Spokenly Pro is an optional subscription for managed cloud transcription and AI.
How do I dictate in other apps on Android?
Turn on the Spokenly button and allow it in Android's Accessibility settings. The button appears when you tap a text field and the keyboard opens. Tap it, speak, and Spokenly inserts your words into that field.
Why does the Spokenly button need the Accessibility service?
The button uses Android's AccessibilityService API to show itself over text fields and insert your words. To match spacing and capitalization, Spokenly reads the text right before and after the cursor and processes it on your device. The button stays hidden in password fields, and you can turn the service off at any time. With it off, you can still dictate inside Spokenly.
Does Spokenly work offline on Android?
Yes, with an on-device Parakeet model. Transcription then runs on your phone without an internet connection. Cloud models need a connection.
Can I use my Spokenly Pro subscription on Android?
Yes. Sign in with the email of your Pro subscription, or subscribe in the app through Google Play.
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