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Dictate text on Android with contextual phrasing, punctuation, and spoken corrections.

Tapfree is an Android voice keyboard that turns speech into text for use in other apps. Users switch to the keyboard, activate the microphone, and speak naturally. The service removes fillers, adds punctuation and capitalization, and interprets corrections made while talking so the result can be reviewed before sending.
With permission, limited on-screen context can help it interpret names, conversation details, and form labels. Audio is sent to the Tapfree backend for transcription, and contextual access remains optional. The keyboard supports multiple languages and includes conventional typing controls. A free monthly word allowance provides a way to try it, with paid plans for more frequent dictation.
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