Privacy-first voice input, starting on Android. ScribeKey sits beside the keyboard you already use: tap the bubble, speak, and tidy text lands at your cursor. Speech stays on the phone by default, works offline, and needs no account. We're a bootstrapped Australian startup.
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Everything the app downloads to run speech and cleanup on a phone.
Small text models that turn raw dictation into finished text: they drop fillers and repeats, apply spoken self-corrections, write numbers, times and money properly, and punctuate lists. Text in, text out. They clean up what you said; they never answer it.
"send the draft to alex i mean jordan before lunch" → Send the draft to Jordan before lunch.
| Model | Use | Format |
|---|---|---|
| ScribeKey Fast | Current cleanup model, v1.1 (350M, LFM2.5) | BF16 · Transformers |
| ScribeKey Fast GGUF | The on-device build ScribeKey ships | Q8_0 · llama.cpp |
| Sotto 350M, ScribeKey tune | Earlier tune, superseded by ScribeKey Fast | GGUF |
| Sotto Cleanup 350M | Quantised upstream Sotto | GGUF |
Pinned, byte-identical copies of sherpa-onnx speech models, so the app's downloads don't depend on one account. All credit goes to the original authors; each card links the upstream source and licence.
Built on Sotto by juanquivilla, Liquid AI's LFM2.5, and the speech work of Useful Sensors, NVIDIA and the k2-fsa / sherpa-onnx project.
Contact: founder@scribekey.app · support@scribekey.app