Sources checked October 21, 2026
Qenzo Voice to Text: Android & iPhone
Qenzo turns speech into edited text and can translate it into your chosen language. Consider it if you regularly speak one language and send messages in another. AI dictation uses cloud services; this is a writing keyboard, with a limited free allowance before paid use.
- Mobile platforms
- Android and iPhone
- Free access
- One-time allowance
- AI processing
- Internet required
Editorial profile from public sources. We have not tested the app or measured its accuracy.
Which Qenzo app should you install?
Look for Qenzo: Voice to Text by Venture Deals, Co. Older results use Qenzo AI Voice Typing Keyboard or Qenzo: AI Voice Keyboard; the developer documents the name change. Android uses package com.qenzo.app; the iPhone app ID is 6790532997.
Google Play showed 50K+ downloads on October 21, 2026. That cumulative install count does not establish dictation accuracy or reliability. Use the store links above and verify device compatibility.
Android and iPhone setup
Android
Install from Google Play, open Qenzo and follow onboarding. Enable it in Android's keyboard settings, then select it as the current keyboard. The developer lists Android 8.0+.
Keep your usual keyboard available: Qenzo's guide says it lacks swipe typing and its own emoji panel.
Official Android guideiPhone
Install the app, then open Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard and choose Qenzo. Enable Full Access for its network features and use the globe key to switch.
The listing requires iOS 17+. Qenzo's guide says there is no dedicated iPad app.
Official iPhone guideWhat does free access actually include?
The official platform guides describe 50 actions after creating an account, granted once. A dictation or rewrite uses an action; the allowance does not refill monthly. Confirm your in-app counter before planning around that number.
Standard US in-app Pro pricing is $9.99 monthly or $79.99 annually, with regional differences. Subscriptions renew until cancelled. Cancel an Apple or Google purchase through that store; website purchases have separate billing terms. Check the amount and renewal period on your purchase screen. Qenzo billing terms
Private mode changes retention, not processing
Qenzo says dictation audio is discarded after cloud transcription. Ordinarily, raw and styled transcripts, dictionary data and edits are retained until deletion; keyboard vocabulary also syncs to your account. Learning from edits is optional and consent-based.
Its policy says Private mode avoids storing dictation transcripts, audio and edits. Cloud providers still process the request. Optional Voice Message features have different rules: generated message audio is stored until deletion. Treat these as developer disclosures, not an independent privacy audit. Read the data policy
Use the free actions for one realistic test
Try a disposable message in the language pair you actually use: “Meet Sam at 6:15, not 6:50, near North Gate.” The point is whether the recipient receives the right meaning, names and numbers after cleanup.
- Dictate it, switch the output language and check the meaning with someone who reads both.
- Change tone once. Check that a request has not become a promise.
- Correct a name manually, add an emoji with your other keyboard and return to Qenzo.
- Repeat in Private mode, then check history and the action counter.
Qenzo may suit mixed-language messaging. Keep another option if you need literal transcripts, offline dictation or mature swipe typing. Its documented focus is writing and translation, rather than booking or autonomous task execution.
Compare the workflow before subscribing
Compare Quill Flow for another mobile keyboard, Twik for an alternative dictation setup, or Wispr Flow if desktop dictation also matters. Use the same sample; we have not ranked these products by measured accuracy.