VoiceStrip

Your keyboard, in one thin line.

VoiceStrip on an open iPhone Duo in dark mode: a chat fills the screen and VoiceStrip's single line at the bottom is listening, its waveform moving.
Open
VoiceStrip on a folded iPhone Duo: the same chat on the outer screen with VoiceStrip's one-line strip at the bottom.
Folded

Talk instead of type, and keep the conversation in view. Private by design. No subscription fees.
For iPhone and Android.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

Landscape lovers, rejoice

Turn your iPhone sideways and the keyboard still takes one line, so the conversation stays on screen.

An iPhone 17 held sideways with VoiceStrip: three chat bubbles stay readable above the message box, and VoiceStrip is a single line at the bottom.
VoiceStrip: the chat stays in view
The same iPhone 17 sideways with the standard keyboard: the keys fill the screen and no chat bubble is readable.
A standard keyboard: the chat is gone

Also made for Android

The same one-line keyboard on Android phones and foldables. Shown here on a Galaxy Z Fold.

Two folded phones showing the same chat. On the left, a standard keyboard covers nearly half the screen. On the right, VoiceStrip's single bar leaves the whole conversation in view.
A standard keyboardVoiceStrip

Getting started

On iPhone

Tap the globe to switch to VoiceStrip, then tap the mic and talk.

VoiceStrip on an iPhone: the one-line strip with emoji, paste, the waveform, delete and return. An arrow to the globe reads Tap to switch to VoiceStrip, and an arrow to the mic reads Tap to talk.

On Android

Three settings, once, under Settings, Keyboard.

The Android keyboard settings screen with three numbered steps: 1, Default keyboard, choose VoiceStrip. 2, turn VoiceStrip on. 3, turn off Show input method button on navigation bar and Show button to hide keyboard, so Samsung Keyboard doesn't take over and you keep the space.