Guides

Keeppad guides

Short guides to voice notes: taking them hands-free, turning them into text and sharing them.
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Hands-free notes on Android: say it, and it is saved Three ways to take a note on Android without touching the phone: Gemini, voice typing and a wake word app. What each needs and where the note ends up.
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Make a shopping list by voice and share it Add items to a grocery list by voice, without opening an app, and share the list with the person who does the shopping. Steps for Android and iPhone.
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Voice notes to text on Android, offline How Android turns speech into text on the phone, without the internet. Which phones can, how to get the language packs, and how Keeppad uses them.
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Voice notes in two languages, even in one note Dictate notes in English and Russian without switching settings. How Android 14 switches language at a pause, what it needs, and what older phones do.
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Share a note by link and edit it together Send a note as a link that opens in an app or a browser, with no account. Both people edit the same note and see changes live. How it works and what to watch.
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A notes app without an account or sign in Why a notes app may skip accounts, where your notes live without one, and what you give up. With the trade-offs of Keeppad, which has no sign in.
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Google Keep voice notes vs Keeppad How voice notes work in Google Keep and in Keeppad: starting a note, sorting it, sharing it, and what each needs. Use both, or pick one.