This is very interesting to hear. I have a quick question - does the on-device model handle mixed CN-EN speech offline, or does it need the cloud for that?
Aria Input Method for iOS has officially passed Apple's rigorous review and is now live on the App Store.
Aria comes with its own built-in AI and makes full use of Apple's on-device neural processing, so your data is handled more securely and faster, with accuracy on par with cloud-based input methods. Conventional cloud input methods send everything you speak and type to remote servers for processing, which puts everything you enter at risk of leaking, bank card numbers and passwords included.
Apple reviews input methods extremely strictly, and Aria complies with every rule. It collects no user data. Everything is processed on your own phone and never sent anywhere, with no network connection needed, and voice input works fully offline.
It's built for people and companies with strict confidentiality needs, or who work where the connection is weak or missing: aerospace, defense, security, finance, high-tech R&D, legal work and more.