Typeless for iOS - AI voice keyboard now on iPhone

👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Huang, the founder & CEO of Typeless.

We started Typeless with a belief:

The keyboard was a mistake.

Typing on a phone is where this mismatch becomes painfully obvious.

When the iPhone was introduced, Steve Jobs intentionally removed the physical keyboard. A fixed keyboard couldn’t adapt, but a virtual one could - and that decision defined the smartphone era.

We believe that wasn’t the final step.

The virtual keyboard was a transition. Voice is the next generation.

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When we launched Typeless on Mac and Windows, tens of thousands of people resonated with this idea. And the number one request we heard, again and again, was:

“Bring Typeless to mobile.”

Today, I'm excited to launch Typeless for iPhone 🎉
(Android is coming next.)

Typeless for iOS is an AI voice keyboard that understands your intent and turns your raw speech into clear, polished, natural writing - effortlessly and in real time. No commands. No formatting tricks. It reads as if you carefully wrote it yourself.

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Core features:

• Works everywhere - Every app on your iPhone: iMessage, Slack, Mail, Notes, and more

• AI auto-editing - Removes filler words, fixes grammar, and formats perfectly as you speak

• Speak to edit - Revise, refine, or rephrase by simply saying what you want to change

• Whisper mode - Dictate quietly and precisely in low-voice environments

• 100+ languages - Speak any language (or mix them); Typeless detects and transcribes automatically

• Personal dictionary - Names, brands, and custom vocabulary learned once, never missed

• Private by design - Zero data retention. We never store or train on your data. All history stays on your device

When input friction disappears on a phone, everything changes. Your iPhone becomes capable of things that once felt impossible - at 10× the speed.

This isn’t just a new app. It’s a new way to use your phone.

Welcome to the end of typing.

Welcome to Typeless.

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I'd love to hear from you:

• Where does Typeless save you the most time on your iPhone?

• In which moments do you still find yourself falling back to the keyboard?

• What’s the one feature you’d like us to build next?

We’re here all day to chat, answer questions, and hear your ideas.

If Typeless makes using your iPhone feel more effortless, your support would mean a lot to us.

Dictated with Typeless

Congrats on the launch, Huang @huang_song_ and the Typeless team! 🎉 The vision of "the keyboard was a mistake" is so bold and resonates deeply. As a Product Lead, I love how you've executed the core job-to-be-done: reducing input friction everywhere on iOS, not just in a siloed app. The privacy-by-design approach and on-device processing are huge wins for trust. ✨
My biggest "wow" moment was trying the "Speak to edit" feature – it feels like magic! 🪄

One concrete suggestion from a power-user perspective: Could there be an option for "custom AI editing styles"? For example, I might want a "Concise Bullet" style for Slack, a "Formal Email" tone for work, and a "Casual & Emoji-friendly" mode for texting friends. Allowing users to save/personalize these output formats could make an already brilliant tool even more indispensable.

Excited to see this evolve! The team's direct engagement here is awesome. I'm curious: Is a future API or Shortcuts integration on the roadmap to automate workflows even further?

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I’m Krystal from Typeless. Glad you’re here!

Why we built this:

After launching on Mac and Windows, the #1 request was clear — "I need this on my iPhone. My best ideas happen away from my desk." Users were emailing themselves voice memos, using basic transcription apps, then heavily editing later.

That's a broken workflow!

The core problem we're solving: Mobile typing is slow and frustrating, but existing voice dictation just dumps raw transcription—full of "ums", repetitions, and zero formatting. You still need to edit everything.

Typeless for iPhone rethinks this entirely:

📱 System-wide availability – iOS keyboard extension means it works in every app. One tool, unlimited use cases.

🧠 Intelligent processing – Our AI doesn't just transcribe—it understands intent, removes filler, structures thoughts, and formats appropriately.

🌍 100+ languages, zero friction – Automatic language detection. No settings to change, just speak naturally.

📚 Adaptive learning – Personal dictionary learns your vocabulary—brand names, technical terms, contacts—and improves accuracy over time.

🔒 Privacy-first design – On-device processing. Zero data retention policy. We architecturally cannot access your content.

Beta insights:

• Average 4x speed improvement over mobile typing

• A large number of users report "significantly less editing needed"

• Most common use case: replying to messages and emails on the go

Product roadmap questions for you:

1. Integration priorities – Which apps need deeper integration? (Slack, Notion, specific email clients?)

2. Hardware features – Should we prioritize Apple Watch standalone mode or AirPods gesture controls?

3. Accuracy vs Speed – Would you trade 200ms latency for 5% better accuracy, or prefer instant feedback?

4. Offline capabilities – How critical is full offline mode vs cloud-enhanced accuracy?

I'm here all day to discuss product decisions, technical tradeoffs, and feature priorities. Would love to hear how you'd use this in your workflow! 🚀

👉 Download: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6749257650

Krystal👩‍💻

Dictated with Typeless iOS :)

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Stellar from the Typeless marketing team, and today feels special.

Here's what happened:

After launching on Mac and Windows, we started getting these incredibly personal messages from users. Not feature requests—stories.

A writer who captures novel ideas during her morning runs. A founder who responds to investor emails from the back of Ubers. A dad who journals about his kids while they nap, without the clicking sounds of a keyboard.

They all said the same thing: "I need this freedom everywhere, not just at my desk."

So we built Typeless for iPhone. And honestly? Using it feels different. It feels like your thoughts finally move at the speed you think of them.

The moment that sold us:

Our beta tester Alex told us: "I was walking to a meeting, stressed about being late. A client texted asking for an update. I just... spoke. A full professional response appeared. I hit send and kept walking. That's when I realized — this isn't just faster. It's a completely different way to communicate."

That's the experience we're bringing to everyone today.

What we're curious about:

• When do you lose ideas because typing feels like too much friction?

• What would change for you if writing was as easy as thinking out loud?

• Are there moments in your day where you avoid responding to messages because pulling out a keyboard feels like work?

We're here all day to chat, hear your stories, and answer anything. If this resonates with you—if you've ever felt that frustration of thoughts moving faster than your thumbs—your support today would mean everything to our team. 💙

👉 Experience it yourself: Typeless for iPhone

Dictated with Typeless iOS

been using it on Mac for quite a while now, it works best for people who has a private work space, but I think with iOS version, I can finally use it while driving

I was indecisive between wisperflow and typeless, but I choose typeless instead (forgot about the initial reason, but prob bc of the overall design

As a founder and growth hacker, typeless helps me not only with the seamless devices switch but also crafting on the go messages to the best possible.

Good luck on your launch :)

Congrats on the launch, @huang_song_ this is a bold and beautifully executed vision
As users start trusting voice more than the keyboard, what do you see as the hardest remaining barrier to making voice the default on mobile , social comfort, accuracy in complex contexts, or something else entirely?

Great add-on for the Email workflow if you need answer anything fast on the road. Otherwise, I'm using voice mеssages, which are vary convenient in messangers.

Meanwhile the desktop app has much wider use cases, love using it!

What's the difference between typeless and Wisperflo?