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Speakeasy has a 7-day free trial to so you can see how accurate our dictation is and check out our features like Edit with AI and Smart Commands. After that you'll need a subscription - we have monthly and yearly options. The price depends on the country you're registered in on the iOS App Store. Check the subscription page in the app for current rates.
We're an indie developer shop, so our subscription model helps us maintain the app, fix bugs, and develop new features to improve your experience. We want the app to be accessible so we've kept the price as low as possible.
Cancel any time from your device in Settings at least a day before the renewal date. Go to Settings, tap your name/Apple ID, then Subscriptions. Please note that plans automatically renew until cancelled. If you have any issues, contact help@speakeasydictation.com.
Granting Full Access simply allows the keyboard to connect to the internet. You need to be connected to the internet to use Speakeasy’s dictation (more below on why we do this, but basically, it’s necessary to provide the most accurate dictation).
Unfortunately this is a security requirement from Apple - they don’t allow keyboards to initiate actions from an app without opening the app. We did have things set up to automatically jump back to the app where you’re using the keyboard but this is also not allowed by Apple.
No, Speakeasy requires an internet connection. This is because we use 2 very accurate but resource-intensive AI models for dictation and post-processing that are currently too powerful to run on a smartphone, and would also make Speakeasy take up gigabytes of space.
Our full list of currently supported languages is below. The AI we use to do the audio to text part of dictation, Deepgram, is constantly adding support for more languages. We add them to Speakeasy as soon as they become available. This is happening quite quickly - just last month they added 7 new languages including Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese.
For a full rundown, review our Privacy Policy, but TLDR: we NEVER have access to or store your audio or dictated text. We collect metadata about usage (e.g. total minutes of dictation), but this is not linked to you. Your data is not used for training AI models.
Not yet! But we have something in the works.
Not yet! Unfortunately it might be a while before we get to this because of other features we’ve prioritized.
If you're getting them when you start recording in the keyboard, it could be because you're in Low Power Mode. The keyboard requires the main app to be running in the background, and Low Power Mode makes background apps go to sleep faster to conserve power.
Always! Reach out to us at help@speakeasydictation.com if you’re interested.