Questions

Flowlet is voice dictation that works. Normal dictation writes down every word you say, so you end up with ums, repeated words, sentences you started and dropped, the thing you corrected two seconds later, and no punctuation. Then you spend more time fixing the text than it would have taken to type it. That's why most people try voice typing once and give up.

Flowlet doesn't transcribe word by word. It understands what you were trying to say and writes that. You can hesitate, repeat yourself, change your mind halfway through or ramble while you figure out what you want to say. Flowlet listens to the whole recording, drops the fillers, the repeats and the part you corrected, fixes words that were misheard, adds the punctuation and gives you the final message. It never changes your meaning.

You can also tell it what you want while you talk, like "keep it short", "make it a list" or "say it politely", and it follows. The text appears at the cursor, in any app, on Android and iPhone: WhatsApp, email, notes, whatever you're typing in. You read it, send it, and that's it. 30 minutes are free to try.

Those write every word you say, ums and corrections included, and you fix the text afterwards. Flowlet listens to the whole thing and writes what you meant: the final version, with punctuation, ready to send. See real examples.

On Android, yes: the bubble shows up wherever the keyboard opens. On iPhone it works wherever you can use another keyboard. iOS switches to its own keyboard in password fields and in the few apps that block other keyboards.

English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese.

No. Flowlet adds the punctuation and the capitals for you.

Yes, that's what it's for. Flowlet doesn't copy your words one by one: it drops the filler, the repeats and the part you corrected, rewrites what came out tangled and follows your instructions. What you meant stays the same.

The audio travels encrypted to be transcribed and is deleted as soon as the text comes out. Your dictations are never used to train models. The text is saved to your account so your history follows you to a new phone, and you can delete it anytime. More in the privacy policy.

Yes. The transcription and the cleanup run on our servers, which is what makes it fast and accurate on any phone.

30 minutes free to start. Then €0.99 per hour, €9.99 for 10 hours, or Flowlet Pro at €5.99 a month for up to 30 hours. Pricing.

iPhone doesn't let keyboards use the microphone. Flowlet opens its app for a moment to turn the mic on, and you go back to your app. You can keep the mic ready for 5, 15 or 60 minutes so the next dictations go straight through.

It's the permission that lets the bubble put the text in the field you're typing in. Flowlet uses it only for that and doesn't read what's on your screen.

Yes. Add names, brands, your email or anything you say often, and Flowlet writes them exactly the way you saved them.

Android 8 or later, and iPhones with iOS 18 or later.

Yes. With a one-time €24 purchase, Flowlet runs on your own Groq and OpenAI keys: you pay those providers directly and spend no credits. Your keys are stored encrypted.

From the app, in a couple of taps, or by writing to us. How to delete your account.