VoxFluens lets you dictate anywhere on Android with an omnipresent floating button — and read your script while you record with a floating, voice-tracking teleprompter. Speak naturally in messaging apps, notes, forms, email, browser fields, and any other text surface; VoxFluens captures your speech, processes the transcription, and returns the text to the exact field you were using.

CORE FEATURES:

🎬 FLOATING SMART TELEPROMPTER — Show your script over the camera or another app, with VoxFlow Sync™ scrolling that follows your speech instead of a fixed speed.

🚀 FLOATING ANDROID OVERLAY — A persistent floating button for effortless cross-app dictation.

🎙️ OPTIONAL BLUETOOTH MIC — Route audio from a paired Bluetooth microphone or headset for teleprompter voice sync when available.

⚙️ FLEXIBLE RECORDING MODES — Choose hold-to-talk or tap-to-toggle.

👁️ REAL-TIME FEEDBACK — Clear visual cues for listening and processing states.

🔒 SECURE REINSERTION — Returns transcribed text to the focused input field automatically.

📋 CLIPBOARD FALLBACK — Copies to the clipboard instantly when direct insertion is unavailable.

🔑 ACCOUNT INTEGRATION — Account-aware usage tracking and secure session handling.

🛠️ IN-APP PRODUCTIVITY KIT — Recent history, snippets, dictionary entries, and personalized style presets.

🌐 TRILINGUAL INTERFACE — Fully localized in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.

REQUIRED SETUP & PERMISSIONS:

VoxFluens requires Microphone, Screen Overlay, and Accessibility setup on Android. The microphone captures speech for dictation and teleprompter voice tracking; the overlay keeps the floating dictation button and the user-started teleprompter window visible above other apps; accessibility is used only to identify the focused field and reinsert dictated text — the teleprompter does not use accessibility. A paired Bluetooth microphone or headset is optional, for teleprompter voice sync.

VoxFluens is built for fast, hands-free Android writing: an always-available dictation experience, plus a teleprompter that keeps your eyes on the camera.