Veil Private Notes vs KeySpeech

Veil is a private notebook that lives only on your phone. Sketch a note by hand, slide to lock it behind a cover, and slide to unlock when you want it back — no account, no cloud, no copies. Face ID or your fingerprint keeps the whole notebook yours; hand the phone over and no one else gets in. Nothing you write ever leaves the device. WHY VEIL • Hand-drawn notes in five inks • Slide to lock and unlock any note • Biometric App Lock (Face ID / Touch ID) • Works completely offline — no sign-up, no tracking • Everything stays on your device, always Veil is quiet by design. It doesn't want your email, your contacts, or your attention — just a place to keep what's yours to yourself.

KeySpeech is a voice-typing keyboard for iPhone and a recorder that turns long meetings into transcripts by speaker. TWO KEYBOARDS • Voice keyboard: one big Record key. Tap, talk, tap again, and the text goes into the app you're typing in. • Full keyboard: letters like the iPhone's own, with a dictation bar above. English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Polish layouts, accents, emoji search, and a space-bar trackpad that moves the cursor left and right. No autocorrect, suggestions or swipe typing. • On both, chips switch the template, AI provider and model. • With the Apple engine or KeySpeech Engine, words appear as you speak; Whisper and OpenAI show them after you stop. • Microphone standby (5 min to 2 hours, with a pause) starts dictation instantly; nothing is recorded until you tap Record. • Not in password fields or apps that block third-party keyboards. TEMPLATES A template tells the AI what to do with your words: fix punctuation, cut filler words, shorten, change the tone, translate to English or Russian, reply to an email, or follow your own prompt. Each has its own provider and model. Without AI, you get the engine's text as is. MEETINGS AND LECTURES • Record up to 4 hours per note with the screen locked and stop from the Lock Screen, or import audio and video files from Files. A call or Siri only pauses the recording. • Speakers are separated on your iPhone; listen to each voice and pick who it is. KeySpeech can remember voices (on this iPhone only) and suggest who's speaking next time; you confirm. Short remarks can get mixed up. • The player's waveform is colored by speaker; tap any line of the transcript to hear it. • Redo a note: recognize it again with another engine or language, separate the speakers again (on your iPhone or through OpenAI), or process it with another template. SUMMARIES AND EXPORT 12 summary templates (Meeting summary, Action items, Formal minutes, Lecture notes…), each with its own AI, or your own request, in the recording's language. Tap a time like [12:40] to hear that moment. Export transcripts with names and timestamps as TXT, Markdown, SRT, WebVTT, RTF, PDF or Word, plus summaries, a full report and the audio. ALSO INSIDE • Dashboard: time saved vs. typing, speaking pace, the apps you dictate in, your busiest hours. • History: every dictation by day, with its app and the raw text. • Dictionary: names, brands and terms spelled your way. SPEECH ENGINES • Apple: built in, no download. Your iPhone's language or another one Apple supports; on-device when iOS can, otherwise on Apple's servers. • KeySpeech Engine: offline after a ~483 MB download. 25 European languages, detected automatically. • Whisper: offline after a ~646 MB download. About 99 languages, including Chinese; best when you mix languages. • OpenAI: your own API key; audio is uploaded to OpenAI. Each engine keeps its own language. English works with all four. The models are optional downloads. AI PROVIDERS (OPTIONAL) Off until you add your own OpenAI, Google Gemini or Anthropic key, or an OpenAI-compatible server, even one on your computer. On an iPhone with 12 GB of memory, notes and summaries can also run on a model on the iPhone (optional 3 GB download). PRIVACY No account, no KeySpeech servers, no analytics, ads or tracking. History, notes and recordings stay on your iPhone; audio or text leaves it only for services you choose, straight to that provider. KeySpeech asks before a summary first sends a transcript to the cloud and before a redo first uploads a recording. Full Access only lets the keyboard talk to the KeySpeech app, which records for it, since iOS doesn't let keyboards use the microphone. What you type is never stored or sent. Ask everyone before you record them. KeySpeech itself is free, with no in-app purchases and no subscription. Cloud providers you connect bill you directly. Requires an iPhone with iOS 17 or later. The app's interface is in English and Russian.