Speak instead of type. Twik turns your voice into text that is ready to send.
Twik is a voice dictation accessibility tool for Android. Speak the way you
normally talk and Twik writes it out properly, so you never have to fix it
before sending.
Most built-in dictation writes down every word exactly as you said it,
including the pauses, the restarts, and the mistakes. Twik understands what
you meant and writes that instead.
When you tap into a text field, a small Twik mic button appears above your
keyboard. Tap it, speak, and your words go straight into the field. Your
regular keyboard does not change.
Twik works in WhatsApp, Gmail, Instagram, ChatGPT, Slack, Notes, and
anywhere else you type.
SPEAK THE WAY YOU ACTUALLY SPEAK
Millions of people do not think in only one language. They start a sentence
in one and finish it in another.
Most voice apps force you to pick a single language and stay in it. Twik
does not. Mix languages mid sentence and Twik keeps up, so you are never
switching keyboards or repeating yourself.
WHAT TWIK DOES
Keeps your existing keyboard
Twik sits on top of whatever keyboard you already use. Nothing to replace,
nothing to relearn.
Cleans up as you speak
The pauses, the "uh", the half-finished sentence you started over. Twik
takes those out on its own.
Follows your corrections
Change your mind halfway through a sentence and Twik keeps the version you
settled on, not both.
Punctuates for you
Full stops, commas, and line breaks are added where they belong.
Adjusts to where you are typing
A message to a friend and an email to your manager should not read the same
way. Twik adjusts.
WHEN PEOPLE USE TWIK
Messaging while cooking, driving, commuting, or working
Answering customers throughout the day without stopping to type
Writing in a mix of languages without fighting the keyboard
Students writing notes and assignments
Long messages that would take ten minutes to thumb out
Writing prompts for ChatGPT and other AI tools
Anyone typing in a language they speak better than they spell
People who find typing painful because of arthritis, RSI, or hand injuries
People with dyslexia, ADHD, or a stutter who would rather speak
Older users who find phone keyboards small and slow
GETTING THE BEST FROM TWIK
Speak at your normal speed. No need to slow down.
Switch languages mid sentence whenever you want.
Allow the permissions during setup, otherwise the mic button cannot appear.
ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE DISCLOSURE
Android has no standard way for an app to know when you have tapped into a
text box in a different app, or to write text into it. The Accessibility
Service is the only method available, which is why Twik requires it.
Twik uses it for four things and nothing else:
Knowing when a text field is active, so the mic button can appear at the
right moment.
Writing your dictated words into that field once you have finished speaking.
Knowing whether the keyboard is currently on screen, so the button can hide
when it is not needed.
Recording basic diagnostic information such as crashes and device type, used
only to fix problems in the app.
When you are not dictating, Twik reads nothing. It does not log what you
type, monitor your screen, or gather information from other apps. Twik does
not bypass Android's privacy settings, alter system settings on its own, or
disguise what it is doing.
PRIVACY
We do not sell your data. Read our privacy policy for details on how your
voice data is handled.