Is there a mobile app today?

No — the web tool works in mobile browsers. Native apps are planned.

Will there be widgets?

That's part of the design goal on both OSes.

Will it work offline?

Recognition offline is limited by what the OS speech recognizer supports.

Will it require an account?

Likely for saved history and sync; core capture may not.

How can I use Zahvox on my phone now?

Open /tool in a mobile browser like Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS.

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Mobile app

The Zahvox mobile app is a planned native iOS and Android client that will bring voice-to-writing into your phone with quick share, shortcuts, and offline-friendly capture.

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Definition

A mobile app is a native application installed on iOS or Android that can integrate with the OS via widgets, share sheets, shortcuts, and — with user permission — background capabilities.

In plain language

A Zahvox app for your phone that fits naturally into iOS and Android workflows.

Why it matters

The Zahvox web tool already works in mobile browsers, but native apps unlock share sheets, home-screen widgets, and shortcuts that a browser page can't touch.

How this relates to Zahvox

The mobile app is on the roadmap. Today, the mobile browser experience is the primary way to use Zahvox on phones.

Status: Planned for a later Zahvox release. Not scheduled.

Example

You take a call, hang up, tap a Zahvox widget on your home screen, and dictate a summary that shares straight into Notes or WhatsApp.

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