How Flowlet works

Talk the way you normally do, with hesitations and corrections, and Flowlet writes the clean message. You can also give instructions, like a tone, a list or a short reply, and it follows them.

• YOU SAY

  "Okay so I need to tell the team the release is moving to Thursday, right, because the Play Store review is taking longer than we thought, and, um, we'll use the extra time to fix the onboarding bug. And say it calmly, not dramatic."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  Hi team, we're moving the release to Thursday: the Play Store review is taking longer than expected. We'll use the extra time to fix the onboarding bug.

• YOU SAY

  "Write a reply to Laura. Say I can't do the call at four, ask if five thirty works instead, and keep it short."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  Hi Laura, I can't do the call at four. Does 5:30 work for you?

• YOU SAY

  "Tell my landlord the heater is broken again. Make it sound firm but polite, and ask him to send someone this week."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  Hi, the heater is broken again. Could you send someone this week? Thanks.

• YOU SAY

  "For the trip I have to remember the passport, the charger, the tickets, and, oh, the adapter. Put it in a list I can check off."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  Trip checklist:
  – Passport
  – Charger
  – Tickets
  – Adapter

• YOU SAY

  "Um, I wanted to ask if, like, you could send me the invoice from last month, no, actually from March, because I can't find it, and I need it for, you know, my taxes."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  Could you send me the invoice from March? I can't find it and I need it for my taxes.

• YOU SAY

  "So the client said the current design feels too busy, they liked the first version better, and they want the colors softer, maybe blue-ish, and they asked if we can show something by Monday."

  FLOWLET WRITES

  The client prefers the first version: the current design feels too busy. They want softer, blue-ish colors and asked for something by Monday.

You can ask for the tone, the audience or the format. Flowlet writes the result, not the instruction.

1. You dictate in the app.Tap Flowlet wherever you are typing and speak normally. You do not need to plan the sentence or say punctuation aloud.
2. Flowlet transcribes the recording.The whole recording goes out to be transcribed and cleaned up. Nothing is typed word by word while you speak.
3. It keeps the final version.Flowlet tidies the recording up and keeps the version you meant to say.
4. The text goes where you are typing.On Android, the bubble inserts it at your cursor. On iPhone, the Flowlet keyboard sends it into the app you are using.

• Rewrites: a long, tangled explanation becomes a message with a point.
• Instructions: "reply to this", "put it in a list", "keep it short", "make it firm but polite".
• Tone and audience: casual for a chat, careful for an email, direct for your boss.
• Structure: a five-minute voice note arrives with the important part first.
• Names, brands and emails: teach them once and it always spells them right.
• Cleanup: ums, repeats and false starts. Say "at 10, no, at 11" and only the 11 stays.
• Punctuation and capitals. You never say "comma".

It keeps your meaning and your way of saying things. It doesn't invent facts or details you didn't mention.

Flowlet puts a small bubble on your screen that shows up whenever the keyboard opens, in any app: WhatsApp, Gmail, Slack, your notes, ChatGPT. Tap it and talk, tap it again and the text appears where your cursor is. It works on top of the keyboard you already use, and the bubble stays wherever you put it.

To type for you, Flowlet asks for Android's accessibility permission. It uses it only to put the text in the field you're writing in. It doesn't read what's on your screen.

On iPhone, Flowlet is a keyboard: a normal one, with a talk button on top. Tap it, talk, and the clean text goes into the app you're in.

iPhone doesn't let keyboards use the microphone, so 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.

English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. You pick the ones you speak.

The audio is sent encrypted (HTTPS) to be transcribed and is discarded as soon as the text comes out. The transcript is saved to your Flowlet account so your history follows you to another phone, and a copy stays on your phone. Flowlet does not use dictations to train models, does not sell data, and has no ads. Read the privacy policy.

You get 30 minutes free to start. After that, one-time credit packs cost €0.99 for one hour or €9.99 for ten hours, and credits never expire. Flowlet Pro costs €5.99 per month for up to 30 hours and renews automatically unless you cancel it in Google Play or the App Store. See pricing, or read the common questions.