Rutta

Rutta is an iOS keyboard app that lets you speak instead of type. You record your voice directly in the app, and it transcribes what you say then rewrites those rough thoughts into polished, readable text. The finished version is sent back to wherever you were typing — so you don’t have to switch apps or copy-paste. It’s designed for people who find typing slow or cumbersome, especially when drafting messages, emails, or content.

Under the hood, Rutta uses cloud-based transcription and rewriting, but it keeps privacy tight: your audio is encrypted, processed only temporarily, and deleted after transcription. The app never trains its models on your recordings or transcripts. Over time, Rutta learns your frequently used words and professional jargon through a personal dictionary, and its adaptive AI picks up on your tone, sentence structure, and punctuation habits. There’s also a MacOS version that works similarly.

Rutta is best for anyone who spends a lot of time typing on their phone — content strategists, creative directors, product managers, or just busy professionals who want to reply to clients and friends faster. It also helps when interacting with other AI tools by letting you speak long prompts naturally instead of typing them out. The app’s main promise is speed: the company claims voice input hits around 150 words per minute, compared to 40 with manual typing. It’s a straightforward tool that does one thing well: turning spoken words into ready-to-share text.