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Google AI Edge Eloquent (App Store listing)
Google, Apple App Store, developer Google, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 19, 2026
- What it is
- The App Store product page for Google AI Edge Eloquent, the iOS dictation app published by Google. Its description, written by the developer, states how processing runs, the price, the offline use and the custom dictionary.
- How much weight it carries
- The developer's own listing, so it is authoritative for what Google claims about the app. It is marketing copy, not a technical specification, and the App Store page also lists in-app purchases, which the description does not explain. Features may change with app updates.
Facts taken from this source
- Google says Eloquent uses AI to capture your intended meaning, so it does not transcribe stumbles and filler words verbatim.
“Eloquent utilizes AI to capture your intended meaning.” (App description, first paragraphs)
- Google says your audio never leaves your iOS device, except that some advanced optional features require the cloud.
“Your audio, confidential conversations, and personal data never leave your device (some advanced optional features require cloud).” (App description, Uncompromising Privacy)
- Google says Eloquent is free of charge with no usage limits.
“Eloquent operates entirely free of charge with no usage limits.” (App description, Core Features & Capabilities; App Store price field)
- Google says the Eloquent keyboard for iOS is coming soon, so the keyboard is not yet available.
“Seamless iOS Integration: Keyboard coming soon!” (App description, last bullet)
- Google says Eloquent creates an editable dictionary by learning from your vocabulary to improve the accuracy of dictation.
“Creates an editable dictionary by learning from your vocabulary to improve accuracy of dictation.” (App description, Core Features & Capabilities)
- Google says all machine learning processing in Eloquent runs locally on the iOS device.
“All machine learning processing runs entirely locally on your iOS device.” (App description, Core Features & Capabilities)
- Google says Eloquent works even when you are offline.
“Always available: Works even when you are offline.” (App description, Core Features & Capabilities)