About Sayboard
Sayboard is an Android voice keyboard that converts speech into text using a recognition model stored on the device. A model must be downloaded or imported before the keyboard can work. After setup, the user can select Sayboard as an input method and dictate text into apps that accept keyboard input. The app requires microphone access for speech input. Internet access is used to download recognition models and is not required for the app to send dictated content; the description states that it does not transmit user information over the internet. Model download and import can run in the background, with notifications showing progress. Sayboard is an open-source, on-device speech-to-text keyboard. Its usefulness depends on installing a compatible model, and available languages and accuracy depend on the chosen model and recording conditions. The supplied evidence does not list specific languages or model sizes.
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