In a quiet yet notable move, Google has launched a new AI-powered voice dictation app called Google AI Edge Eloquent, which stands out for its ability to operate without an internet connection.
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The app is currently available on iPhone devices, aiming to compete with specialized apps such as Wispr Flow and SuperWhisper, with promises of a smoother and more accurate user experience.
Smart Dictation and Automatic Editing
The app relies on speech recognition models built on “Gemma” technology, allowing users to convert speech into text in real time, with live transcription displayed أثناء speaking, according to a report by TechCrunch.
Its most notable feature appears after dictation ends, as the app automatically removes filler words such as “um” and “uh,” refining the text into a polished, ready-to-use format.
It also offers multiple text transformation options, including extracting key points or rewriting content in a formal, concise, or extended style, making it particularly useful for journalists and content creators.
Works Offline
One of the app’s key advantages is its ability to run entirely on-device without requiring an internet connection, enhancing privacy and ensuring functionality even with limited connectivity.
Alternatively, users can enable cloud mode to leverage Gemini models for further improving text quality.
The app also allows importing custom words and terms—such as names or technical vocabulary—from a Gmail account, with the option to add new terms manually.
Performance Tracking and Full History
Beyond dictation, the app includes analytical tools such as word count tracking, speaking speed (words per minute), and a complete history of previous sessions with search functionality.
Coming Soon to Android
Although currently available only on iOS, reports تشير to plans for an Android version with expanded features, including the ability to set it as a default keyboard across apps and access it quickly via a floating button.
Rising Competition in AI Dictation Market
This launch comes amid rapid growth in the speech-to-text app market, driven by major advancements in AI models.
If successful, the new app could pave the way for broader improvements in writing and dictation tools within the Android ecosystem, strengthening Google’s position in this fast-evolving field.
