Someone ported Pixel 11’s Rambler voice-to-text to other Android phones

What happened

It’s not perfect, as not being able to see a live preview or get word-for-word output can be a little unsettling, but it’s still a huge upgrade to traditional voice-to-text. “PixelBoard” is a split off of the Gboard app that brings support for Rambler to essentially any other Android phone. Google is an Internet and software company based in Mountain View, and its products and services include Software tools and Google Voice.

Rambler on the Pixel 11 series is essentially AI-enhanced voice-to-text. The feature takes what you say and runs it through AI, spitting out a result that contains grammar and formatting while taking out filler words and times you may have tripped over your words.

That’s why it can be a little annoying that it’s Pixel 11-only. A developer, though, has managed to port the feature to any other Android phone.

Advertisement - scroll for more content In a post on Reddit (h/t Artem Russakovskii ), the developer explains that the project is based on the official Gboard app, just modified to unlock Rambler and other new writing tools . It runs just like Rambler on a Pixel 11.