Platforms
On the devices you already type on.
Twik is available on iOS, Android and macOS, and is coming soon to Windows.
iOS
AvailableiOS or iPadOS 17.0 or later
Add the Twik keyboard, then switch to it in any app when you want to speak instead of type. One download covers both phone and tablet.
Download on the App Store (opens in a new tab)Android
AvailableWorks with your existing keyboard
A small mic button appears above whatever keyboard you already use when you tap into a text field. Nothing to replace.
Get it on Google Play (opens in a new tab)macOS
AvailablemacOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel
High-volume voice typing with low-latency models inside every Mac app. Downloaded from this site rather than the Mac App Store; free to try, with plans billed in INR.
Download for MacWindows
Coming soonComing soon
The same voice typing as on the Mac, inside every Windows app. We're working on it now.
Android permissions
Why the Accessibility Service is required.
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 asks for it.
Twik uses it to know when a text field is active so the mic button can appear in the right place, and to insert the text you dictated. That is all it is used for.