Phone to Windows input

Use your phone to type and dictate into any Windows app.

Review and edit on your phone, then send the text wherever your cursor is on Windows — Word, email, chat, code editors, or your favorite AI tools.

Product demonstration

See it before you send it.

Type or dictate on your phone. Review, fix, and polish the text there. Then drop it straight into the app you're using on Windows.

TextDrop — Windows
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TextDrop — phone
Type on your phone, review it here, then drop it into Windows.
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How it works

From your phone to your cursor in three steps.

  1. Start TextDrop on Windows

    A small window shows your connection status and a QR code. It stays out of your way while you work.

  2. Connect from your phone

    Scan the QR code with your phone's camera. No account, no cloud service, no sign-up.

  3. Type, review, and drop the text

    Use your phone's keyboard or dictation, check the text, then send it to wherever your cursor is in Windows.

Core benefits

You keep control of your text.

Review before sending

Text stays on your phone until you're happy with it. Fix a typo, rephrase a sentence, or dictate a second draft — then send.

Use the input you already know

Your phone's keyboard, swipe typing, and dictation all work. No new input method to learn, no extra hardware.

Works across Windows

Text lands in Word, email, chat apps, browsers, code editors, and any AI tool — wherever your cursor happens to be.

Lightweight and local

No account, no cloud text storage, no telemetry. Text travels over your local network and stays there.

Use cases

Made for the long texts you type every day.

  • Long AI prompts

    Dictate a detailed prompt while walking around, review it on your phone, and drop it into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI chat.

  • Documents and writing

    Draft emails, notes, and articles on your phone with the keyboard you prefer, then drop them into Word or your editor.

  • Email and chat

    Reply at length without a desk keyboard — type or speak on your phone and send the finished text into any messaging app.

  • An alternative to the PC keyboard

    When the keyboard is out of reach or hard to use, your phone becomes a comfortable input device for your PC.

Privacy & trust

Your text stays on your network.

  • No account

    Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to.

  • No cloud text storage

    Text is sent directly over your local network.

  • No application telemetry

    The app doesn't collect usage data or crash reports.

  • Local network only

    Your phone talks to your PC, not to a server.

Pricing

One-time purchase. No subscription.

US$5 early-adopter price

Regular price: US$10 — one-time purchase

Leave your email and we'll notify you the moment TextDrop is live, so you can grab the early-adopter price before the launch period ends.

  • 30 minutes of cumulative free trial
  • Unlimited personal devices
  • Free updates throughout TextDrop 1.x
  • Discounted upgrades for future major versions
  • 14-day money-back guarantee

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does TextDrop do speech recognition?

No. TextDrop doesn't recognize speech itself — it lets you use the dictation that's already built into your phone, or simply type. Whatever text your phone produces can be sent to Windows.

Which phones and keyboards work with it?

Any phone with a web browser on the same local network as your Windows PC. Any keyboard, swipe input, or dictation method your phone supports works with TextDrop.

Does it require the same local network?

Yes. Your phone and Windows PC need to be on the same local network. TextDrop doesn't route text through the internet.

Which Windows apps can receive text?

Any app with a text field or editor — Word, email clients, chat apps, browsers, code editors, and AI tools. Text is inserted at your current cursor position.

Is any text uploaded or stored?

No. Text goes directly from your phone to your PC over the local network. The app doesn't collect telemetry, and there is no cloud storage of your text.

How does the 30-minute trial work?

The trial gives you 30 minutes of cumulative use, starting after your first text is successfully sent to Windows. The timer only runs while TextDrop is in use — close it and the clock pauses.

What does the license include?

A one-time purchase covers you on unlimited personal devices. It includes free updates throughout TextDrop 1.x and discounted upgrades to future major versions.

When will TextDrop be available?

TextDrop for Windows is coming soon to the Microsoft Store. Leave your email and we'll notify you the moment it's live — early-adopter pricing (US$5) is available during the launch period.

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