Your voice goes one place.
Phrasora was built to put clean text at your cursor and nothing more. No screen scraping, no keystroke logging, no voice profile. Here is exactly what we send, what we never collect, and what you can delete in one step.
The whole data path, in two columns.
Your audio, for one transcription. When you hold the key and speak, that clip is sent over an encrypted connection to Groq for transcription, and then discarded.
The transcript, for cleanup. The text is cleaned up by AI on Groq — punctuation, capitalization, filler removal. The cleanup prompt lives on our server and never ships inside a client.
An optional formatting snippet. So your words come out shaped for an email, a chat, or a note, Phrasora can send a short snippet of the field and the app name as a reference. Never from a secure field, never stored, and you can turn it off.
No screenshots, no screen recording. Phrasora never captures or watches your screen.
No keystroke logging. What you type with your own keyboard is yours alone.
No content telemetry. We count words to enforce the free tier — counts, never the content of what you dictate.
No reading of other apps.Only the field you’re dictating into, plus the short formatting snippet above.
The text that lands at your cursor is the text you dictated — there is no separate copy taken on the side.
Some learning never leaves your phone.
The iPhone keyboard learns the words and phrases you type to offer better suggestions, and keeps a small model of which words tend to follow which. That typing memory lives only on your device — it is never synced to our servers and is wiped the moment you sign out.
Your synced dictionary is different: it’s tied to your account so corrections follow you across devices, and it goes away when you delete your account.
Typed-word learning — on device only.
Next-word model — on device only.
Both wiped on sign-out.
The providers that help run Phrasora.
A short, honest list. Each one does a single job, and none of them receives your card details — those go straight to Stripe.
Groq
Speech-to-text and text cleanup inference. Your audio is transcribed here and then discarded.
Supabase
Accounts, your dictionary, settings, and history. Hosted in Canada.
Ollama Cloud
Background AI that builds your personal writing memory and Refine suggestions — only for your account, never sold.
Stripe
Payment processing for Pro. Your card goes to Stripe directly and never touches our systems.
We also use Vercel to host this website and Resend to deliver sign-in code emails. The full list is in the privacy policy.
Keep less. Delete in one step.
The audio we transcribe isn’t kept. The only recordings we store are your most recent ones — up to your last ten — in a private, per-account folder so you can replay them across devices. Older recordings delete automatically, and you can remove any of them yourself.
When you’re done, deleting your account immediately and permanently removes your account, dictionary, settings, history, recordings, and writing memory. Signing out wipes the account data on that device. The single exception is a one-way email hash kept to prevent free-trial abuse.
The questions people ask first.
Do you train models on my voice or my text?
No. Your audio is sent to our inference provider for one transcription and then discarded — we don't keep it or build a voice profile from it. Your dictation and corrections are used only to improve your own dictionary and writing memory on your account, never to train a shared model and never for advertising.
Can Phrasora read my screen or other apps?
No. There is no screen capture and no keystroke logging. The only thing Phrasora reads is the field you're actively dictating into, plus an optional short formatting snippet so the text comes out shaped for where it's going. It's never read from a password or secure field.
How long are my recordings kept?
Only your most recent recordings — up to the last ten — are saved to a private, per-account folder so you can replay them across devices. Older recordings are deleted automatically, and you can delete any of them yourself.
What happens when I delete my account?
Deleting your account immediately and permanently removes your account, dictionary, settings, history, recordings, and writing memory from our systems. In-app deletion also wipes everything stored on that device. The one exception is a one-way email hash kept to prevent free-trial abuse.
Try it, then judge it.
Free for 2,000 words a week, no card required. The fastest way to trust how Phrasora handles your data is to use it and see for yourself — your account, your control, deletable in one step.