voice-dictation

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grammarly

Say It, Then Send It with Speech to Text (opens in new tab)

Writing on a phone remains difficult because typing is slow and native dictation produces messy transcripts. Grammarly Keyboard’s speech-to-text feature aims to solve this by converting natural speech into polished, send-ready text directly within any iOS app. It removes filler words, verbal corrections, and grammar errors while preserving the speaker’s tone and intent. ## Polished Dictation Anywhere - Speech-to-text is built into the Grammarly Keyboard. - Users tap the microphone, speak naturally, and receive cleaned-up text in the active app. - The feature supports multiple languages, accents, and speaking styles. - Users can switch between dictation and typing or further edit text with Grammarly’s keyboard. - Grammarly’s AI assistant is also available within the same keyboard. ## Designed for Mobile Writing - The feature targets frequent mobile writers, including professionals, students, and people capturing ideas while away from a desk. - Noise reduction helps improve recording quality. - Recording starts only when the user taps the microphone. - An on-keyboard indicator and iOS’s orange status light show when the microphone is active. - Audio is deleted after transcription and is not stored, linked to the user’s account, or used for model training. ## How to Get Started - Download Grammarly for iOS from the App Store. - Add Grammarly under **Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard**. - Enable full access so the keyboard can operate across apps. - Open any text field, tap the Grammarly microphone, and begin speaking. Grammarly’s speech-to-text is presented as a practical alternative to raw phone dictation, especially for users who want fast, polished mobile messages without manual cleanup.