
AI voice keyboard now on iPhone

Typeless for iOS is an AI-powered voice keyboard for iPhone designed to convert natural speech into clear, well-structured text in real time. It supports everyday writing tasks such as messages, emails, and documents without requiring manual typing. The system emphasizes clarity by automatically improving spoken input as you talk.
The product is intended for users who prefer voice-first input or need a faster way to compose text on mobile. It is suitable for professionals drafting emails, students taking notes, multilingual users, and anyone who wants to speak ideas and receive clean, ready-to-send text.
When you speak, Typeless for iOS transcribes your words immediately and applies a series of editing steps to produce clear, concise text. It removes filler words (such as “um” or “you know”) and identifies repeated words or phrases, keeping the output streamlined and readable. If you change direction mid-sentence, it retains only your final intended message.
The system also formats structure from speech. For example, when you dictate lists, steps, or key points, it converts them into organized text with appropriate line breaks or bullets. Tone and style are adapted based on the app context (e.g., work email versus chat), helping the text align with expected norms.
Language handling is automatic. You can speak in over 100 languages or mix languages, and the system will detect and transcribe accordingly. A personal dictionary lets you add specific names and domain terms to improve recognition over time.
| Process Step | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Live transcription | Speech is captured and converted to text in real time |
| Clean-up | Filler words and repeated words are removed automatically |
| Self-correction | Mid-sentence changes are detected; final intent is preserved |
| Structuring | Lists, steps, and key points are auto-formatted for readability |
| Context & language | Tone adapts to the app; language is detected automatically |
Typeless for iOS supports accurate, voice-driven writing across common mobile tasks: