Tapfree is a voice-first Android keyboard designed to revolutionize typing on phones by enabling users to write messages, notes, and emails through natural speech input, reducing dictation errors, awkward formatting, and the need for corrections by understanding context rather than just individual words.

It supports various writing types including quick replies, everyday messages, longer notes, brainstorms, paragraph drafts, and email writing, allowing for in-the-moment capture even when hands are busy. The keyboard offers improved accuracy for specific terms such as people and team names, product and brand terms, technical vocabulary, and domain-specific jargon, which minimizes cleanup and rewrites.

Tapfree works seamlessly across all Android applications where typing is required, functioning as the default keyboard without any need for app-switching or learning new workflows. Users simply open any text field, tap the microphone icon, and speak naturally, with the tool converting speech into structured text in real-time.

The benefits include less time spent on editing, fewer rewrites, and increased confidence when sending messages, making it ideal for efficient communication. Use cases span from casual chatting and note-taking to professional email drafting and idea capture during busy moments.

Targeted at Android users seeking enhanced productivity, Tapfree integrates as a system keyboard and requires only essential permissions, such as microphone access for dictation, with an optional accessibility service to leverage on-screen context for better relevance.