SpeakOS

Agentic keyboard

Speak into any app.

A full keyboard with SpeakOS on top. Tap speak and your words are typed wherever you write. Tap the wand in a chat with an AI and your ramble comes back as a clear prompt. Tap the pen anywhere else and it comes back as the text you meant: a message, an email, a list, a post.

A woman in a cream sweater, her hair in a loose bun, talking into the phone she holds up with its back to the camera
You say, with the wand
“Lisbon in March, four days, me and my partner, nothing too touristy, she’s vegetarian, twelve hundred euros not counting flights…”

Three buttons

One sentence. Three ways to use it.

You say
“tell my professor I need a grace period because I’m sick, make it formal”
  • Speak

    Types exactly what you said.

  • Wand

    Turns it into a prompt for an AI.

  • Pen

    Writes the email itself.

The wand, in any AI chat

Ramble at it. Get the prompt you meant.

Tap the wand in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any chat, and talk the way you think. SpeakOS types a clear, structured prompt into the box. You read it, then you send it.

1You talk, with the wand on

You say, with the wand
“okay so we’re going to Lisbon in March, four days, it’s me and my partner, we don’t want the super touristy stuff, she’s vegetarian, budget’s around twelve hundred euros not counting flights… can you plan it, like day by day?”

2The prompt is typed for you

Underlined are the words you said, kept as you said them: every number, name and “not”. If one would go missing, your own words are typed instead.

The pen, wherever you write

Ask for it. It writes the whole thing.

The pen doesn’t type what you say; it does what you ask. Tell it to turn down an invitation kindly, write a formal email, make a recipe or post an update, and the whole text is written where you were typing. You read it, then you send it.

You say, with the pen
“reply to Alex, say no to Saturday but nicely, and ask about next weekend”
A woman in a cream sweater at a wooden table, holding her phone over an open notebook beside a coffee cup

And anywhere else

  • Notes

    You say

    “Write a chicken teriyaki recipe in my notes.”

    It writes the recipe.

  • Gmail

    You say

    “Email my landlord the heater’s been broken since Tuesday and I need it fixed this week. Firm but polite.”

    It writes the email.

  • Slack

    You say

    “Standup: finished onboarding yesterday, paywall today, no blockers.”

    It writes the update.

  • LinkedIn

    You say

    “A post: a hundred users three months after launch. Keep it humble.”

    It writes the post.

What it does

Small on the surface. Careful underneath.

  • A real keyboard

    Letters, numbers and suggestions where you expect them. It turns charcoal in dark apps.

  • Dictation everywhere

    Tap speak, talk, tap the red stop. Your words appear in the field you’re in.

  • The wand writes the prompt

    Ramble at ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and a clear, structured prompt is typed for you to read before you send.

  • The pen writes the draft

    Ask for a reply, a formal email, a recipe or a post, and the whole text is written in the app you’re in. It does what you ask, not just what you said.

  • Nothing you said goes missing

    Every number, name and “not” has to survive the wand and the pen. If one doesn’t, your own words are typed instead.

  • You decide how long it listens

    Keyboards get no microphone, so SpeakOS keeps it ready in the background for as long as you choose. iOS shows the indicator whenever it does.

How it goes

Three steps. No setup.

  1. 1

    Switch to SpeakOS

    From the globe key, in any app you type in.

  2. 2

    Speak, or tap the wand or pen

    Your words as said, a prompt, or a draft.

  3. 3

    Read it, then send

    It’s typed in the field. You send it, not us.

Typing works on its own.

Dictation needs Full Access, so the keyboard can reach SpeakOS on your phone. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

How we treat your words

The rest of SpeakOS

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