Overview
- Google’s Eloquent app, disclosed Monday for iOS, runs Gemma speech models on the phone for subscription‑free dictation without a usage cap.
- Eloquent shows live transcription, then removes filler words like “um” and “ah” and lets users turn results into key points or more formal, shorter, or longer text.
- A “fully offline” toggle keeps audio and text on the device, while an optional cloud mode uses Gemini to further polish the writing.
- Users can import names and jargon from Gmail, add custom terms, and search saved sessions with stats such as words per minute and total word count.
- The app is available now on iPhones, and its App Store listing mentions Android keyboard and floating-button access, though Google has not confirmed timing.