At Keen Research, we’ve always believed that powerful speech recognition should be fast, private, and accessible across devices. In late December, we launched KeenASR SDK 2.0, a major upgrade that expanded capabilities on iOS, Android, and Linux. Now, with our latest update – v2.0.4 – we’re taking another big step: KeenASR SDK is available for the Web.

This means the same on-device accuracy and privacy that innovators in EdTech, Enterprise, Healthcare, and other industries already rely on can now run directly in the browser — opening up entirely new possibilities for voice-enabled experiences.

We have been at the forefront of on-device speech recognition solutions, supporting iOS and Android platforms for the past seven years. Today, we are excited to announce the launch of our latest offering, the KeenASR SDK for Web. This powerful JavaScript library allows developers to integrate on-device speech recognition capabilities into web applications, unlocking a new level of interactivity and convenience.

At Keen Research, we have been developing on-device speech recognition solutions for nearly seven years now. We started with supporting the iOS operating system, but soon realized the need for an Android version of our SDK. After years of providing support for both platforms, we are excited to announce the launch of KeenASR SDK for Web, a JavaScript library that performs speech recognition locally (“offline”) in the browser, just like its iOS and Android counterparts.

It all began about six years ago when a friend jokingly complained to me about the repetitive chore of helping his daughter practice her multiplication facts. “Why isn’t there an app for that?” he asked.