Inmost: dictation keyboard

Hold the mic key in Inmost's keyboard or tap the floating bubble, say a sentence, and Inmost tries
to insert it into the field you focused. If insertion is unavailable, it copies the text and says so.
The bubble lets you keep using your usual keyboard.

Dictation runs on the phone by default, using a bundled Whisper model. Cloud dictation starts
off. With cloud dictation on, each recording goes to cloud.inmost.app for transcription. Our proxy
uses external transcription providers. The destination app's name and existing field text are not
included in those requests. Anything you say, including personal details, can be in the audio and
transcript.

Rewrite is an on-phone option: when you turn it on and its model is downloaded, it tidies the words
you dictated locally and sends nothing for them. It never rewrites text you did not dictate.

Other network use: opening Settings checks the cloud allowance, even with cloud dictation off.
Cloud requests carry a random install id, or your account's session after sign-in, not an advertising
id. Signing in is optional: an email address and a six-digit code go to license.inmost.app, and our
mail provider delivers the code. The service keeps account, session, usage and anti-abuse records,
including network addresses; signing out does not delete them. Model downloads you request use
Hugging Face. There are no ads or third-party analytics.

Recordings stay on the phone after transcription. Keeping a second copy of failed cloud dictations is
on by default and can be turned off. The home screen keeps recent inserted dictations; the keyboard
keeps learned words and fixes, practice progress and swipe records with preceding field text.
Local Android logs can contain transcript and insertion text. These local records have no uploader.
Settings can clear the word list, practice capture and learned swipe store separately; Forget does
not clear the swipe log or diary. Android's Clear storage removes app-managed local data, not server
records or text you copied elsewhere. The Android privacy policy at inmost.app/android/privacy
lists each store, the retained server records and the manual deletion-request address.

Bubble setup asks for microphone access, permission to draw over other apps, and the accessibility
service so it can insert into the focused field. The service copies dictated text instead of
inserting it into a password field. Password swipe records still retain stroke and key geometry.
The keyboard can be used without enabling the bubble's accessibility service. A 1:52 recording
of the disclosure screen and of the bubble typing a dictated sentence into Google Messages is at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhOtDWoUp7o

Inmost's keyboard has no autocorrect that replaces an already typed word. A tap types a letter;
a swipe across the letters chooses a word from the on-phone word list. For next-word suggestions,
nothing is ever inserted unless you tap it. Suggestions are worked out on this phone from nearby
text and your learned words. Unfamiliar words used twice join a personal list you can inspect and
clear in Settings; that list is never synced and never uploaded. Learned correction rules can
repair later dictations before insertion, separately from Rewrite.

Practice presents a passage one word at a time, with counts of words completed and first-try hits.
Later passages favor letters and letter pairs you have missed. Progress stays on the phone.
Choose Cyberpunk, Business or Midnight colors for the keyboard, bubble and Settings.