Tapfree: Voice Dictation

About

Typing on the web has not evolved. Tapfree fixes that.

Tapfree is a voice-first keyboard for ChromeOS and Chrome text fields that lets you write messages, notes, docs, and emails by speaking naturally - without dictation errors, awkward formatting, or constant corrections.

It understands context, not just words.

Most keyboards still assume your fingers are the fastest way to think. They are not. Tapfree is built for the way ideas actually happen: quickly, imperfectly, and often all at once. Instead of forcing you to slow down and type every sentence, Tapfree helps you speak your thoughts naturally and shape them into clear writing in real time.

Use Tapfree anywhere you normally type in Chrome. Open your chat app, inbox, notes app, or document editor, press the mic, and talk like you would to a person. Tapfree turns that speech into structured text that is easier to send, share, or keep.

Built for all kinds of writing, not just one-line dictation:

- quick replies and everyday messages
- longer notes and brainstorms
- paragraph drafts and email writing
- in-the-moment capture when your hands are busy

Better accuracy for what matters:

- people and team names
- product and brand terms
- technical vocabulary
- domain-specific jargon and repeated phrases

That means less cleanup, fewer rewrites, and more confidence when you hit send.

Works across Chrome and ChromeOS

Tapfree can run as a floating mic inside Chrome text fields. On ChromeOS, it can also be enabled as an input method for OS-wide dictation. If a text field is open, Tapfree is ready.

Privacy and permissions

Tapfree requests only the permissions needed to deliver voice typing features.

- Microphone permission: Required to capture speech for dictation.
- Screen context permission: Optional. Tapfree can use limited nearby text context to improve relevance while you dictate. This is not required for core voice typing.

If you enable screen context, Tapfree uses limited context to stay aligned with what you are writing. If you leave it off, Tapfree still works as a voice-first dictation tool.