AndroidAlpha

Whisperall on your Android phone

The Android app is in a closed alpha. Ask for a place and dictate with a bubble in any app, share audio to transcribe it, listen to your texts out loud and carry the notes from your computer with you.

Ask to join the alpha

Checked on October 22, 2026

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I’ll be there in ten minutes, just leaving the meeting.

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How to join the alpha

Ask for a place
Write to hello@whisperall.com with your Whisperall account email and your phone model.
Install the app
We reply with the link to install it. It runs on Android 8.0 or later.
Turn on the bubble
In the Account tab, switch the bubble on and allow display over other apps and accessibility.

Dictate with the bubble in any app

Tap a text field in WhatsApp, Gmail or the browser and the bubble appears. Tap it, speak and tap it again. The text goes into the field, next to what was already there.

If an app does not let it type into its field, the text is copied for you to paste. Drag the bubble wherever it gets in the way least and it stays there.

Share audio to transcribe it

Share an audio or video file from any app and pick Whisperall. It is transcribed and saved in your notes. Share text and it becomes a new note.

Listen out loud

Paste a text into the Reader, pick a voice and listen. Hold the bubble to hear what you selected in another app, or tap read in a note.

The same notes as on your computer

Sign in with your account and you see the notes you write on Windows, Mac or Linux. What you write or dictate on the phone shows up on the computer too.

Frequently asked questions

Not yet. The app is in a closed alpha: write to hello@whisperall.com and we reply with the link to install it.

A phone with Android 8.0 or later, your Whisperall account and an internet connection.

To know when you tap a text field, show the bubble and type what you dictate there. Android describes that permission when you turn it on.

Soon. The iPhone app is in the works.

It uses the same account and the same credits as your computer. The free plan gives you 150 credits once to try the AI.

The Android robot is reproduced or modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.