AudioPen: AI Voice to Text app analytics for September 10

Go from fuzzy thought to clear text. Fast. Speak naturally. AudioPen cleans, rewrites, and formats your words instantly. It’s faster than typing and far more useful than basic dictation. Use it to take notes, or to type inside any app with the AudioPen Voice Typing Mode. - Speak instead of typing - Get clean, readable text, not messy transcripts - Rewrite in any tone or style. - Capture notes, ideas, emails, and thoughts - Save and organize everything in one place - Works fast, right when you need it Use cases: - Notes on the go - Writing emails faster - Brain dumping ideas - Journaling - Thinking out loud - Typing anywhere, in any style with your voice If you can speak, you can write. Try AudioPen and move faster. Speak like a human. Write like a pro. ---- Voice Typing — dictate in any app, hands-free Voice Typing with AudioPen lets you type with your voice in any app — messaging, email, documents, search — using a floating dictation button. It is designed as an accessibility input tool for people with motor impairments, repetitive strain injuries (RSI), tremor, or limited hand mobility, and for anyone who finds typing on a keyboard difficult, painful, or slow. It's equally useful as a fast, hands-free keyboard for all users. How it uses the Accessibility API: Voice Typing uses Android's AccessibilityService API to detect when a text field is focused and to insert your dictated text into it — just like a keyboard would. AudioPen only checks which app you're in and whether a text field is focused. It never appears in password fields, and it does not read, collect, or store any other content from your screen. The service does nothing until you enable it in Android Settings, and you can turn it off there at any time. ------ Accessibility Service Disclosure AudioPen optionally uses Android's Accessibility Service to let you dictate text into text fields across your device. Android does not provide another way for third-party apps to offer this type of system-wide voice input. When enabled, the Accessibility Service is used only to support this functionality by: - Detecting when an editable text field is active so AudioPen can be made available when needed. - Inserting the transcribed text into the currently selected text field. - Determining when the on-screen keyboard is visible so AudioPen can appear and behave correctly. - Collecting limited diagnostic information, such as crash reports and performance data, to help identify and fix technical issues. AudioPen does not use the Accessibility Service to read, collect, store, or share information from other apps beyond what is necessary to provide voice dictation. It never reads passwords or collects other on-screen content. You can disable these permissions at any time in Android's Accessibility settings.