Roadmap

These are the features and improvements we're planning for the coming months.

Full sitemap of Roadmap

Now

  • Personal dictionary sync

    Your custom autocorrects, brand names, technical terms — synced across all your devices automatically via the WiFi sync channel.

Next

  • Meeting mode — see who said what

    Transcribe a conversation and get speaker labels, so a meeting reads as a dialogue instead of one unbroken block of text. Runs on your device like...

  • Spanish app interface

    Beyond Spanish transcription: the VoicePad interface itself in Spanish, rather than an English shell around a translated engine. Android first.

  • Play back your recordings from History

    Recordings stay on your device for 24 hours, but there is currently no way to listen to them. We are adding playback in History so you can hear what...

  • Export everything you have dictated

    An Export All action in Settings, so your history is yours to take with you — before a reinstall, before a new phone, or simply for your own...

  • Windows 2.2.0

    The next Windows release: corrected 14-day trial handling, the new design pass, and a batch of stability fixes.

  • Voice commands v2

    Bring back the HörMal-era voice commands rebuilt for VoicePad. "New paragraph", "delete that", "capitalize", and 30+ more — offline, instant,...

  • Quick Settings tile

    One-tap dictation from the Android Quick Settings panel. Pull down, tap, speak. Result lands in clipboard or your last text field.

  • Android Auto integration

    Hands-free dictation while driving. Texts, notes, navigation comments — all via VoicePad through Android Auto.

  • Shortcuts actions

    First-class Shortcuts support. Trigger dictation from any Shortcut, get transcript back as input to next action. Automate your entire writing...

  • Custom wake words

    Replace "Hey VoicePad" with a phrase of your choice. On-device only, no cloud training. Coming to all platforms in one synchronized release.

Later

  • ARM64 Windows native build

    Currently x64 only. Native ARM64 build for Surface Pro X, Snapdragon X laptops, and other ARM Windows devices.

  • Linux port (Ubuntu/Fedora)

    No promise on timing — but we've had enough requests that it's on our radar. Same PyQt6 + faster-whisper stack, AppImage distribution.