Vibe Key: AI Voice PC Keyboard

Vibe Key turns your Android phone into a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for your computer. Speak, and your words are typed straight into any app on your PC – documents, chats, browsers, code editors. Nothing to install on the computer. ■ VOICE TYPING TO YOUR PC • Tap the mic and talk. Recognized text appears on your phone and is typed into your PC. • Korean and English dictation, with automatic Korean/English input switching on Windows. • Push-to-talk: hold the mic button to record only while pressing. • Undo, backspace, Enter and keyboard keys right on your phone. ■ HANDS-FREE WAKE WORD • Say "Vibe Key" to start dictating without touching your phone. • Works in the background and with the screen off. • Sound and vibration feedback so you know when it's listening and when text is sent. • Your wake word is trained on your own voice and processed on your device. ■ TOUCHPAD MOUSE • Use your phone screen as a touchpad: move, click, right-click and scroll. • Adjustable pointer speed and natural scrolling. ■ OPTIONAL AI POLISH • Clean up dictated text automatically – fix punctuation, remove filler words, tidy sentences. • Bring your own API key: Gemini, Groq or OpenAI. Gemini and Groq offer free tiers. • Add your own instructions for tone or format. • AI polish is optional. Without an API key, voice typing works as usual. ■ SIMPLE CONNECTION • Pair once from your computer's Bluetooth settings, then reconnect from the app. • Works with computers that support Bluetooth keyboards. Korean/English switching is optimized for Windows. • Stays connected in the background. Stop anytime from the notification. ■ FREE TO USE • All features are free. • Watch a short ad to go ad-free for 24 hours, or remove ads permanently with a one-time purchase. ■ PRIVACY • No account and no Vibe Key server. Your settings and API keys stay on your phone. • Speech recognition uses your device's speech service. • With AI polish turned on, recognized text is sent only to the AI provider you choose, using your own key. Requirements: Android 9 or later, a computer with Bluetooth, and an internet connection for speech recognition.