Phravia — Voice Dictation app analytics for September 13

Some messages and emails are easier to say out loud than to type in full. The same goes for long notes, detailed prompts, and documents that would take a while to type out. Phravia is a voice dictation app with a small, movable microphone button that sits beside your existing keyboard. Tap it and speak. The text goes into the field you're writing in, through an Accessibility service you enable during setup. From there, edit and send as you usually would. Raw dictation often comes back hard to use: no punctuation, filler words left in, repeated phrases, small grammar issues. Phravia's optional cleanup can help with those — adding punctuation and capitalization, removing common filler words, trimming repetition, and making light grammar corrections. You choose how your speech gets processed. Offline models can run both transcription and cleanup on your phone, keeping your speech and text on the device. Or you can bring your own API key for a cloud provider — the two steps don't have to match. There's no Phravia server in between, and provider keys stay on your phone. Phravia supports 75 languages — among them Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, and Malayalam — though not every language works with every model or provider. Voice dictation and cleanup are free. No account is needed, and there are no ads.