Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Reev: a voice keyboard that stays in its lane
Reev is a free Android keyboard that turns speech into text inside the app where you’re typing.
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- For
- Android users who prefer private voice typing
- Worth noticing
- Reev reports 0.49 seconds from releasing the mic to finished text, with transcription fully on-device.
Field notes
Reev describes a keyboard rather than a floating voice-input overlay: dictation happens in the keyboard window and inserts text into the active app. The page says English and Hinglish work today, and presents Indian-language support through Sarvam’s Indic speech models as upcoming. It also lists optional cloud engines for users who bring their own key, while saying that key stays on the device.
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