Introducing Typeless for Android. The world's first smart voice keyboard on Android that truly understands you. Speak naturally. It turns your words into clean, perfect writing - ready to send. The on-screen keyboard was a transition. Voice is the next generation. Get it now 👇

👉 Download the Android app:

We're launching Typeless for Android on Product Hunt today 🚀 If you like the idea of voice > typing, your support would mean the world to us ❤️ 👉 This isn't just a new Android app. It's the next step in how people communicate and create with their devices. Thank you for the love 🙏

Complete cross platform support achieved 🔥

I love Typeless so much; it's really sped up replying to my DMs. Of course, I'm on iPhone. Hopefully this Android version is just as good—I expect it is.

Thanks so much for the kind words and support, Robert!

Awesome! Installed like 12 hours ago. Looks great. Two questions: 1. can it not be a keyboard replacement, but triggered from a floating button? 2. There is no way to upgrade a subscription from my phone; I need to go to the website, right?

1. Regarding your first question: Technically, yes! That’s a really interesting idea; I’ve made a note of it and will definitely look into it further. 2. Regarding your second question: You’re absolutely right. Currently, there isn't a way to upgrade directly from your phone—at the moment, it can only be done through the app. Hope this helps!

Cool! Thanks! And another question, @huang_song_. Typeless does a lot of rephrasing... like, a lot. I like how it formats and improves my messages, but about 40-50% of the time, it drops important words or phrases from the context, which still keeps me from switching from Wispr Flow. Could you please give me some tips on how to avoid that? Or if it's impossible, could you check with the team if it's possible to reduce it or give us some control over the process? Thanks!

That’s a great point. Thank you so much for the feedback; it's a really important insight. We’re actively working on some improvements right now to make sure that when the tool helps compose your sentences and paragraphs, it doesn't leave out any key words or phrases from your original context.

Sounds good. Thanks. Also, the last one for now. The Windows desktop app: please add a setting to start the app minimized to the system tray.

I have been using Typeless on my MAC and to be honest for so long I have also been yearning to have it in my Android!

That's great to hear. Hope you enjoy it.

I trust @typelessdotcom because it even understands my Kenyan English dialects and pronunciations.

@Scobleizer I use Typeless on my iPhone, and it's a revelation. I've used voice-to-text for most inputs for years, and compared to iOS's built-in option, there's no comparison. Typeless is easily 10/10,I highly recommend it to everyone.

@Scobleizer Thank you so much for your kind words and support, Glen!

@Scobleizer It's my pleasure. Your app is absolutely incredible and deserves more visibility.

@typelessdotcom I want to use both Gboard and Typeless at the same time now. However, I am unable to switch back to Gboard while using Typeless; why is this? Is there a way to fix this?In this screenshot, Typeless is active. If I want to shift back to Gboard, how should I do it?

Why does a keyboard have to require an account?

for customizations and personalizations

@dlcEarth No you don't need a fucking account to customise a keyboard

@huang_song_ Lmao check the website, the on-device keyboard has a word recognition cap of 4000 words and you'll have to pay for unlimited recognition. What are we doing here bruh🥀🥀🥀

Typing this using Typeless on Android. I have been a Mac user for a long time, and I can say that I have nothing but praise for the team. Also, I have provided detailed feedback to you, Song, in your DM. Please have a look so that you can improve the application even more.And also, I've upvoted Typeless on Product Hunt.

Thank you so much for your help and support.

Excellent.

@huang_song_ There's a huge problem with this app. I cannot speak everywhere. I would need to type in some situations. There should be a toggle switch to a favorite typing keyboard, such as Gboard or Samsung Keyboard.

Your voice, your text. It's that simple. I was really looking forward to the Android version.

Hope you enjoy it!

Voice > Keyboard. It’s that simple.

So true.

It's really good—I'm using it right now—but you still need to have an option for a pull-up keyboard. Typing a product name or model number is something you often miss, as well as an alphanumeric email address. I usually have to say the letters out one by one

This feels like the real upgrade keyboards were waiting for.

Voice is the right wedge when the output is actually “sendable,” not just a transcript. The adoption hinge is corrections: if edits are faster than typing, people stick; if not, they bounce. Clean positioning here.

Can't agree more.

Very interesting, thank you. It understands me very good. However, it doesn't replace the full keyboard. Suggestion: can you make it not a keyboard, but an add-on to the keyboard or to the system? I want to use it, but it's not feasible all the time (for example still need the keyboard for passwords, slang, foreign last names,...)

Clean idea. Curious to try this on Android.

Cool, just what I need. Wispr is incredible on my Mac, but looking forward to using Typeless on my Android phone.

Hope you enjoy Typeless on Android, Philip! And if you haven't tried it yet, definitely check out Typeless for Mac - it works like magic. You'll end up liking it even more.

What?? The translation and add emojis features are amazing! Looking forward to adding it to my Android phone. I've used Typeless a lot on my Windows machine, ready to do the same on my phone.

Yes, this is true. With Typeless, writing and editing on mobile is just as simple as on the desktop.

This is the future of typing. Voice-first is inevitable.

Pls add some sort of keyboard so that I can input names of songs in regional languages when using Spotify or YouTube.

I am soo downloading it.

Hope you like it!

Futo keyboard does this for me without selling my data

The future of mobile input. 👏

Testing it now!

Hope you like it.

This really highlights how voice is finally catching up to how humans naturally think and communicate. Typeless for Android feels less like a tool and more like an assistant that removes friction. Clean writing from natural speech is a big shift.

Thank you so much for your support!

This looks incredibly fun to use and say words on. Please send us an iPhone app for free. Amen and good day.

You can download the Typeless iPhone app here:

Wow, thank you very much. I should have done my research before posting, lol. Amen and good day to you, brother. Going to test it out now to see what I can speak into existence.

Absolutely, no worries. Hope you enjoy the app!

@typelessdotcom I just downloaded it. It's really good. Looking forward to having the Windows version.

@Aiatscale @typelessdotcom Awesome to hear! Typeless Windows app is already available! You can download it on

Huge congrats on the launch 🚀 Love seeing Typeless go live on Product Hunt. This feels like a big win for Android users.

這個非常棒呢！但我有一個問題：我要如何切換鍵盤？😔 當我可能只是要打一兩個英文字母時，

Typeless could be very helpful for the mentally disabled and handicapped adults. Giving them more independence and making communication easier in their everyday life. I hope teachers / therapist introduce this app to kids struggling with speech. This would do wonders for them.

This is a fantastic way to enhance writing efficiency. Great idea!

Ok. Always wanted something like this but sketched out by Data collection and what not. Checked the page. Saw this: "Private by design - Zero data retention - Never stores or trains on your data - Everything stays local on your device" If this is true (gonna test it) I may have finally found one I'm comfortable with. 🤔🤔🤔

typeles AI keyboard is featured on Product Hunt today! Congratulations on this launch! I hope it gets number one on Product Hunt at 4:00 AM Pacific time.

Thank you so much for your support and blessings!

used typeless to post that