Change your mind
“Tonight. Wait no, tomorrow.” Humans do this. Dvitiya keeps the version you landed on.
Voice keyboard
Your voice.
Understood.
For people who talk faster than they type — and edit themselves mid-sentence.
How it sounds
Plot twist
You speak
Tell Aisha I'm free tonight wait no tomorrow after work.
Kept tomorrow
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How it works
Hold the key. Talk like you're texting a friend. Dvitiya drops what you took back, numbers what you listed, and drops the result into the field you were already in.
Dump the kirana
Maggi, oat milk, neon gummies — said like a receipt from hell. Written like a list you can actually shop.
Say the whole thing
Late + rent + paneer, one breath. Three clean lines. Still your words. You hit send.
Your voice is personal.
We're building the keyboard so speech stays close to the phone. Local-first where it actually works — not as a slogan.
On the phone
Speech should be processed on your device when we can do it well. Your ramble is not content for a feed.
Your words
You spoke them. They stay yours. We are not here to train a personality off your group-chat drafts.
No extra drama
Dvitiya types. It does not scrape your contacts, sit in your calendar, or post for you.
Where we're going
First we type. Then maybe we do.
Launch is the keyboard: messy speech in, usable text out. If we ever send the text or book the table for you, that will show up here first — not sneak into a screenshot.
At launch
You speak. We make it readable.
Later
If we ever hit send, it should feel like you meant to.