

RMBLR
RMBLR is a dictation app for Android that writes into whatever text field you are already using, instead of making you copy and paste out of a separate app.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Platforms
- Android
Features
- Voice dictation
- Speech to text
RMBLR News & Activities
Recent activities
- Ayanda-Phaketsi added RMBLR
- POX updated RMBLR
Ayanda-Phaketsi added RMBLR as alternative to Wispr Flow, Dictanote, HoldSpeak and FUTO Voice Input
RMBLR information
What is RMBLR?
RMBLR is a dictation app for Android that writes into whatever text field you are already using, instead of making you copy and paste out of a separate app.
A small orb appears beside a text field the moment that field has focus, and only then, so it is never sitting on your home screen in the way. Tap it and talk, and what you said goes straight into the box. Hold it and an arc of actions fans out - professional, casual, bullet points, summary - and flicking straight at one skips the menu. Drag the orb anywhere and it stays there.
Double tap the orb and it switches to translating. Speak in one language and the other language is what lands in the text field. Hold it in that mode and your languages sit on the arc instead of your tones. It can also translate whatever you copy: copy some text in any app and one tap reads it back in your language.
There is no account and no subscription. You paste your own API key and the app talks directly to the model you chose - nothing passes through a server belonging to the developer. Gemini, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter and OpenAI are built in, and any OpenAI-compatible transcription endpoint can be entered by hand, including one running on your own network.
Other features:
- Profiles that change what the four gestures do depending on which app you are typing in
- A dictionary of names and jargon so they are spelled the way you spell them
- Snippets triggered by saying their name
- Searchable history, and the ability to re-run any dictation in a different tone
- Colours taken from your wallpaper, and a true OLED-black theme
Open source under the MIT licence. Signed APKs are published on GitHub Releases.







