◇ KeySay alternative

Private voice typing, with preview and rewrite modes.

KeySay is known for private, lightweight voice typing. TypeVoice is for users who want that same keyboard-first habit, plus a visible draft while speaking, a polish step after the pause, and reversible modes before text is inserted.

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Where KeySay is strong

KeySay's appeal is simple: a focused voice keyboard with privacy-forward messaging and a low-friction layout. That is the right benchmark for any iPhone dictation keyboard.

Where TypeVoice goes further

TypeVoice adds a live draft preview, AI polish after the pause, Original / Light / Structured / Formal rewrite modes, hold-to-translate, vocabulary, snippets, and a normal keyboard surface for quick edits.

Choose based on the final text

If you mainly want raw voice-to-text, a minimal keyboard can be enough. If you want text that is ready to send in Mail, Messages, Slack, ChatGPT, and Notes, TypeVoice focuses on the cleanup layer.

◇ FAQ

Is this a factual comparison?

Yes. TypeVoice positions KeySay as a focused private voice keyboard, then explains where TypeVoice adds preview, polish, rewrite modes, and translation.

Which app should I choose?

Choose a minimal dictation keyboard for raw text. Choose TypeVoice when you want draft preview, rewrite modes, translation, and send-ready text.