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Get help with BluScriber
Dictate on iPhone
In Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards, add BluScriber and enable Full Access for dictation. In Notes or Messages, touch and hold the globe and choose BluScriber. Tap the microphone. If the app opens for activation, enable dictation. Once it shows Ready, return to the app where you were writing. If recording does not start, tap the keyboard microphone again. The moving bars show when the keyboard is recording. Tap Stop to insert the result.
If the microphone stops
An interrupted or expired session may need to be enabled again. Open BluScriber, check microphone access in iPhone Settings, then start a fresh session. Try a blank note first so you can check that the bars move and Stop inserts your words.
End the iPhone microphone session
To stop background microphone use, open BluScriber and tap End session. If other media sounds quieter while the session is active, end it before listening. Start a new session when you want to dictate again.
Dictate on Mac
In Setup, check Microphone, Speech Recognition and Accessibility. Choose a shortcut, click where you want the text, and start dictating. With double-tap Globe configured, tap Globe once to finish. Check the destination field after dictation. If BluScriber shows “Insertion unconfirmed,” the text may already be there. Use “Check text,” when available, to open the saved result. Copy and paste only if the text is missing. You can also copy a saved entry from History.
If Mac Accessibility still says Enable
Check that the app enabled in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility is the same copy of BluScriber you opened. Return to its Setup screen and click Refresh. Separate preview apps have their own entries. Tell support if the system setting and BluScriber still disagree.
Contact support
Email hello@iblusend.com with your device, OS version, app version and the step where the problem occurred. A short invented example is enough to report a writing or punctuation issue.