Voxly AI Keyboard.
A published Android product: a keyboard you talk to. Hold the mic, speak, and your words are typed into whatever app you are already in — WhatsApp, Gmail, Instagram, anything. Speak one language, send another, across 24 languages, thirteen of which get a full keyboard in their own script. Built end to end and shipped on Google Play as a paid product with in-app purchases.
24Output languages
13Native-script keyboards
Built end to end · Sole developer
- Speak one language, send another — say it in Malayalam and send it in Danish, or Hindi in and English out. Voxly writes in the language you picked, directly into the field you are typing in.
- A keyboard rebuilt from scratch — Android's keyboard framework has been deprecated for years, so the whole board was written new: thirteen full keyboards in their own script, Nordic and QWERTZ/AZERTY layouts, swipe typing, learned words, emoji and GIFs, and TalkBack accessibility throughout.
- You always know what you sent — when the output is a language you cannot read, Voxly shows you the English of it before it goes. Your voice is never stored and the text is never logged.
- Real money, handled properly — credits are metered by the backend, never by the client, and every Play purchase is verified server-side before anything is granted. Typing is free; only a voice message spends a credit.
- Owned end to end — Android client, backend service, the self-managed infrastructure it runs on, the Play Console listing, privacy policy and release process. Sole developer.
