Press the shortcut
From inside any app, one shortcut starts recording. No window opens and nothing interrupts what you were doing.
No second window and no copy and paste. Press the shortcut inside any app, speak the Arabic you actually speak, and your words arrive as finished text in the very place you were typing.
Recording
Ctrl Space Press the shortcut from any app
Three stations, and you never leave the app you are working in.
From inside any app, one shortcut starts recording. No window opens and nothing interrupts what you were doing.
A small capsule stays above every window: the Command you picked, the elapsed time, and one stop key. Use your dialect, and mix in English if you want.
Moments later your words appear as written text where you left off, shaped by the Command you picked and ready to send.
…and the text lands here, where you left off.
A Command decides what ANIS does with your speech, and you pick it before you speak. Turn the selector and watch the output change on the very same recording.
One recording, one spoken sentence
A spoken dialect and an English word in a single sentence, and ANIS got all of it. It does not just hear sounds; it understands meaning.
More Commands are on the way, including ones whose instructions you write yourself.
Take the same sentence apart. Three places where ordinary dictation tools fail, and ANIS passes because it understands meaning before sound.
معلش، أنا لسه خارج من الـ meeting، ابعتلي الملف وأنا هبصّ عليه على طول.
Egyptian colloquial, written the way it was said, with no attempt to force it into a formal Arabic you never spoke.
An English word in the middle of an Arabic sentence stays English: not translated, and not respelled in Arabic letters.
Here «على طول» means «right away», not «along the length». Only the context settles it.
And with English as the output language
Sorry, I've just come out of the meeting. Send me the file and I'll take a look right away.
And the translation happens on your device too.
Six capabilities, and every one of them ships today.
The text arrives at your cursor inside any app, and the capsule stays above every window. If an app refuses the paste, the text stays copied and ready.
Drop in an audio or video file (a lecture, a meeting, a voice note), get the transcript, then export it to TXT or PDF.
ANIS picks up your names, your terms, and the way you write as you use it. What it learns stays on your device, and you can edit it anytime.
A searchable history with audio playback, plus counts of your words and minutes, stored and computed locally.
ANIS was built for Arabic from its first line: a right to left interface, typefaces made for the script, and spoken dialects understood as they are. English is fully supported too.
Pick an output language and what you said arrives in it, straight at your cursor.
ANIS works on top of your apps, not instead of them.
Did the files come through?
Got them. I'll go over them tonight and reply first thing.
Spoken, not typedNo plans, no prices, no limits, and your words are written on your own device.
No subscription, no plans, no minutes counting down. Download ANIS and use it as much as you like, with a Google account and no card.
After a one-time download of the ANIS model, transcription happens on your device itself, and so do rewriting, summaries and translation on devices that can run them.
Your recordings are not uploaded to any server, and they leave your device only if you agree to share them inside the app to help improve ANIS. Turn that off any time and what was shared is deleted.
ANIS is completely free, with no plans, no subscriptions and no limits. Download it, sign in with a Google account, get the ANIS model once, and from then on it works on your device.
Press the shortcut and start.
Windows downloads now, and Android is by invite to internal testing.
Windows now, Android by invite · completely free · works on your device