Works well when
- You are writing inside an app that supports custom keyboards.
- You want the same dictionary you use on Mac.
- You want dictation, Vibes, and Speak in one keyboard.
Add the KeyVox keyboard, tap the microphone, and speak. Your words appear as editable text in the app you are using.
KeyVox for iPhone works through a custom keyboard. Add the KeyVox keyboard, turn on Full Access, then tap its microphone in any app that allows third-party keyboards. Your speech becomes text on your iPhone.
The app and keyboard work together on the same iPhone, and you do not need to create an account.
Full Access is an Apple setting for third-party keyboards. It lets the KeyVox keyboard work with the KeyVox app on the same phone; it is not a KeyVox account and is not used to send your recordings to a remote server.
| Part | What it does | Runs where |
|---|---|---|
| Dictation model | Turns your speech into text. | On your iPhone, after the initial download. |
| Vibes (optional) | Tries a different writing style on your latest unedited dictation. | On your iPhone, after the Vibes model is installed. |
| Speak (optional) | Reads copied text aloud. | On your iPhone, after the Speak and voice downloads. |
| Custom dictionary | Corrects names and specialized terms. | On your iPhone, with iCloud sync to Mac. |
Yes. Full Access lets the keyboard work with the KeyVox app on your iPhone; it does not send your recordings to a remote server.
iOS 18.6 or later.
It works wherever iOS allows a third-party keyboard. A small number of system fields do not support custom keyboards at all, regardless of app.
Yes. Supported dictionary entries can sync between your Mac and iPhone through your Apple iCloud account.
Yes. KeyVox is free to use with no recurring fee for dictation or weekly limit.
Download KeyVox for iPhone and turn speech into text without leaving the app you are writing in.
No KeyVox account. Dictation has no recurring subscription.
Here to help
Answers come from published KeyVox pages and articles.