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Version 1.2.3 · 2025-08-05
Now Do Not Type supports built-in voice recognition.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.3, updated 2025-08-05.







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Do Not Type - Just Speak!
Tired of typing? This app lets you do everything with just your voice:
1. Voice Notes
Speak and watch your words appear instantly using Whisper AI. Notes get auto-tagged with #hashtags so you can find them later.
2. Make It Sound Better
Not great with words? No worries! Say whatever comes to mind, and AI will turn it into clear, polished text that actually makes sense.
3. Instant Translation
Perfect if English isn't your first language. Speak in whatever language feels natural—get fluent English back without switching apps.
4. Live Conversation Mode
Pick any two languages (like English and Japanese) and have real conversations. Speak in one, instantly hear it in the other.
5. Voice Q&A
Got questions? Just ask out loud and get smart AI answers on the spot.…
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