The mark, the
colours, and
the sentence.

Everything here is free to use in a story about Speech. If you need something that is not on this page, ask and we will make it.

One shape.
Please keep it
square.

It is the app icon, so it is the thing people recognise. Do not stretch it, recolour it, or put it on a busy photograph.

App mark

PNG, square
Large
speak.png
Small
speak-128.png
Background
Works on white and on dark

The mark carries its own dark ground. Do not add another one behind it.

Colours

What we actually use
Web accent
#3159D9
App accent
#0096FF to #00D4FF
Ink
#16191E
Ground
#FFFFFF

The apps run darker than this website. Both are correct; they are different surfaces.

Take these
word for word.

Written to be copied, so you do not have to paraphrase us and get it slightly wrong.

More about the company
One lineSpeech is a dictation app that writes Hinglish the way Indians actually type it, in Roman script, across Mac, Windows and Android.
One paragraphSpeech turns speech into finished writing inside whatever app you are already using. It recognises over 120 languages, and unlike dictation built elsewhere it writes mixed Hindi and English back in Roman script rather than translating it or forcing it into Devanagari. It is made by Rupees Venture Private Limited in Indore, and is free to start, with dictation on Android unmetered.

Four small
things.

None of them is a legal threat. They are the mistakes that make a story read as if nobody checked.

It is "Speech"

One word, capital S, no "AI" after it and no "App" after it. Not "SpeechAI", not "Speech.ai".

The company is Rupees Venture Private Limited

"Rupees" on second mention. Speech is its product, not the other way round.

Hinglish in Roman script

The distinguishing thing is the script, not the language count. "Writes Hinglish in Roman script" is the accurate short form.

Screenshots

Any screenshot on this site or in the guide may be used. Please do not stage a screenshot of text Speech did not produce.

Need something
we have not made?

A founder photo, a specific screenshot, a quote for a deadline. Ask, and say when you need it by.