A single mic bubble on your phone. Hold it, talk, and your words are typed into whatever window is open on your PC: WhatsApp Web, Gmail, Word, an AI chat. In any language your phone's keyboard knows, and two of them in one sentence if you like.
The first 24 hours are free, then $4.99 once. No subscription.
You already send voice notes and dictate on WhatsApp. But at the PC, where the real work happens, you still type letter by letter. Talk2Type brings your phone's dictation to every window on your PC.
No PC microphone needed and nothing to learn: the phone already in your pocket is the mic, and the speech recognition is Google's, the same one in your phone's keyboard.
Download a normal Windows installer, free. After that Talk2Type sits quietly next to the clock and starts with the PC.

The PC shows a code, the phone scans it, and from then on the two know each other over an encrypted link, even after a restart.

A small bubble floats over every app on the phone. Hold it to talk, let go to send. One tap switches to hands-free.










24 hours free with everything unlocked. Then one in-app purchase, no subscription and no recurring charge.
Price set on Google Play; may vary slightly by country and currency.
The PC app is always free. A normal installer, a few clicks, done.
Download for WindowsWindows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · 5.4 MB
The Android app lands on Google Play in the coming days. The PC app can be installed right now.
It does (Win+H), but it needs a good mic on the PC and supports a limited set of languages. Talk2Type uses your phone: a mic close to your mouth, Google's speech engine with strong Hebrew, one-tap language switching, voice commands, and control of the PC from the couch.
Yes. Talk2Type types just like a keyboard, so it works anywhere there's a cursor: browsers, Word, Outlook, WhatsApp, Slack, Excel, even games. If one app won't accept typing, switch to paste mode in settings.
It's best. On the same Wi-Fi, text goes straight between them, fast and with no servers along the way. No shared network? Talk2Type switches to a direct Bluetooth link between phone and PC on its own.
Talk2Type uses the Google speech recognition already on your phone, the same engine behind Google's voice keyboard. 20+ languages, and you can switch mid-sentence.
The link between phone and PC is encrypted, and the phone only talks to the PC you paired. We have no server, no user account, and no ads tracking you. One distinction matters: the speech itself is recognized by Google's engine on your phone, like the voice keyboard, under Google's policy. We never see or store any of it. Remote control and on-phone typing stay off until you turn them on.
If you like it, buy once inside the app and keep it forever. If not, uninstall. No card up front and no auto-renew.
Right now Talk2Type is for Android and Windows. Want another platform? Tell us: [email protected]
An Android 8.0+ phone with Google services (for speech recognition), and a Windows 10 or 11 PC. If the phone has no speech engine, Talk2Type tells you during setup and offers to install it.
Programs running as Administrator ignore input from normal programs; that's a Windows rule. Run Talk2Type as admin too, or switch to paste mode in settings.
In the app: Settings → Report a problem. It opens a ready email with device details and a short log, and you see exactly what's sent before sending. Or just write to us: [email protected]
The first 24 hours are free, no credit card. Enough time to find out you don't want to go back to the keyboard.