Yappity
Windows
Windows 10 and 11. Lives in your tray and types straight into any app.
Free voice typing for Windows and Android. You yap, Yappy-chan writes it down and kicks out the um's and uh's. Your words stay yours.
Free, open source, no account. Runs on Groq's free plan.
same yappy-chan, two homes.
On Windows she types right where your cursor is. On Android she lives on the edge of your screen and copies the text for you, so GCash and your bank apps never complain.
Listening0:03
jacob are we still on for tonight
you
Right Ctrl
JJacob
are we still on for tonight
Message
Listening0:02
✕✓
Copied
she cleans up the um's. not your words.
Same messy yap, four ways. Tap around.
pick your device.
ListeningAndroid
Android 8 and newer. Copies the text so you paste it, and GCash keeps working.
Mac
I can't afford a Mac. Lend me one and I'll port it.
Both apps need a free Groq key. It takes about a minute at console.groq.com/keys.
she does all the work.
stuff people ask me.
How is it free?
Groq gives everyone a free API key, and their servers turn your voice into text in about a second. You bring your own key, Yappity talks to Groq directly. There's no server of mine in between, so there's nothing for me to charge you for.
Where does my voice go?
From your device straight to Groq, and nowhere else. No account, no analytics, no ads. Recordings stay on your device so you never lose a yap, and old ones get deleted on their own.
Why doesn't the Android one type for me?
Typing into other apps on Android needs an Accessibility Service, and apps like GCash refuse to open while one is on. So Yappity copies the text instead, and your keyboard shows it as a paste suggestion. One tap.
Does it get Taglish?
Yes. Pick English + Tagalog and it keeps every word in the language you said it in, instead of translating half of it.
