Price terms as published
Each line is the vendor’s own wording, split from the price capture checked on 2026-09-17. Nothing here is rounded, converted or re-worded — the full sentences stay in the review below. Lines that carry only a price continue the plan named on the line above, in the vendor’s own order.
| # | Plan / term | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Free to start | 2026-09-17 |
| 2 | Pro (mobile, US App Store): $29.99/mo or $129.99/yr | 2026-09-17 |
| 3 | Launch offer: 1 month of Pro free | 2026-09-17 |
| 4 | Desktop pricing not published on the web — the client checks in-app | 2026-09-17 |
One-liner: Voiskey is an AI voice keyboard for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows that starts from what you meant rather than what you said: speak a rough thought and it shapes the output for where it’s going — loose for a chat message, composed for an email, structured for an AI prompt — in 100+ languages, with live translation built in. It launched globally in July 2026 and ran a Product Hunt launch on September 15. Pricing and every number below were checked against voiskey.ai, the US App Store listing, Product Hunt, and the company’s launch coverage on 2026-09-17.
Verified facts (checked 2026-09-17)
| Attribute | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI voice typing app (“expression intelligence”): turns spontaneous speech into context-aware, ready-to-send text | Official voiskey.ai + PRNewswire launch release (2026-07-08) |
| Core pitch | Reads the situation you’re writing into and adjusts formatting, tone, and word choice; your slang and shorthand survive the polish | Official voiskey.ai homepage + PH maker post |
| Fillers handled | Captures stumbles, pauses, self-corrections, and grammar slips in raw speech and resolves them in output | Official voiskey.ai homepage |
| Learns your words | Remembers names and terms you correct, so you fix them once | PH maker post (Jenny, Voiskey team) |
| Translation | Say it in your language, send it in theirs; claims native-sounding output in 100+ languages | Official voiskey.ai + PH listing |
| Ask AI | Speak a request and the text lands in the active field; ask a question and the answer opens in a separate window | PH maker post |
| Whisper support | Captures soft speech/whispers for quiet environments | US App Store listing |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, macOS, Windows — all four live today | Official voiskey.ai (“Available on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android”) |
| Free tier | “Free to start” — a free option exists alongside paid Pro | PH listing (“Free Options”) + maker post |
| Pro price (mobile) | $29.99 USD/month or $129.99 USD/year, auto-renewing subscription | US App Store in-app purchases (id6766791501) |
| Pro price (desktop) | Not published on the web. Desktop download is free; billing runs through the client | Official voiskey.ai (no pricing page; /pricing, /plans, /subscribe all 404) |
| Launch promo | Free month of Pro for users joining during the Product Hunt launch | PH listing + maker post |
| Developer | NEXILEAP PRIVATE LIMITED (Singapore) | US App Store + PRNewswire |
| Timeline | Global launch 2026-07-08; Product Hunt launch 2026-09-15 | PRNewswire + PH awards page |
| PH result | Company claims #2 Product of the Day with 480+ upvotes in 24h (correction release, 2026-09-16); the PH awards page lists the launch as daily #3 on Sep 15 | PRNewswire vs PH awards page |
This is an official-information entry: we have not dictated a day’s messages through Voiskey, so there is no score.
Where it sits in the 2026 dictation field
Voice typing had a crowded summer. Wispr Flow (Pro at $15/month or $12/user/month annual, re-checked on its official pricing page today) transcribes you cleanly across Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android, and adds a meeting notetaker. Loqua ($18/month annual, $22 monthly after its mid-September price change) pairs dictation with mid-sentence translation and stays local-first on retention. Dictantor goes the other way entirely: on-device, one-time purchase, no cloud. Every one of them solves the transcription problem.
Voiskey’s bet is that transcription is solved and the editing problem isn’t. The maker’s framing on Product Hunt is exactly the failure mode of the others: output comes back “sanded flat” — a message to a friend reads like a memo, a note to a colleague reads like a template — so you re-edit before sending anyway. “Expression intelligence” is the label for skipping that pass: the app infers the audience from context (Slack stays loose, an AI-prompt field comes out structured) and keeps your vocabulary instead of replacing it with house style. If that works as advertised, it is a different product, not another Wispr clone.
The price is the objection
$29.99 per month is the highest sticker in this category among the tools we track — roughly double Wispr Flow’s annual-billed rate and about 1.7x Loqua’s. The App Store numbers are authoritative for mobile, but note the split: the desktop client’s pricing is not published anywhere on the web, so a Mac buyer sees the real number only inside the app. The one-month Pro grant during the launch window is the cheapest way to test the core claim, and the core claim is genuinely testable in an afternoon: dictate the same thought into a text message, an email, and a ChatGPT prompt, then count how many words you change.
Two honest caveats. First, Voiskey’s marketing “arrives 5x faster than typing” is a vendor figure, not a measured one — we list it as a claim, not a fact. Second, the launch-day rank is inconsistent across sources: the company’s own correction release says #2 with 480+ upvotes, while Product Hunt’s awards page records daily #3 for September 15. Either way it topped the day’s productivity field; treat the exact placement with the suspicion due to a self-issued correction.
Who should care
- People who already dictate but still edit. If you use Wispr or the built-in voice keys and spend a minute re-softening every AI-polished message before it goes out, this is aimed squarely at that tax.
- Bilingual switchers. Live translation across 100+ languages, claimed to read native rather than translated, is the same headline feature Loqua charges $18 for — worth a direct comparison once both are on the same text.
- Price-sensitive writers: wait. A $29.99/month subscription needs the editing pass to be genuinely gone, not mostly gone. The free month is exactly long enough to find out.
Sources
- Official site (voiskey.ai) — homepage product claims, platform availability, Windows download flow — checked 2026-09-17
- US App Store listing (id6766791501) — in-app purchase prices $29.99/mo and $129.99/yr, developer entity, whisper capture — checked 2026-09-17
- Product Hunt product page + maker post + awards page — launch copy, free-to-start, 1-month Pro grant, daily rank — checked 2026-09-17
- PRNewswire (2026-07-08 launch release; 2026-09-16 correction on PH placement) — timeline and claimed rank — checked 2026-09-17