Dragon Anywhere

Name: Dragon Anywhere
Rating: 2.6 (725 reviews)
Author: Nuance Communications

By: Nuance Communications

Dictation & Transcription App

Features & Capabilities

Dragon Anywhere delivers professional-grade mobile dictation with 99% recognition accuracy, no length limits, templates, and the ability to add custom words. Dictate, format, and edit documents on the go, with seamless synchronization to Dragon desktop solutions for post-dictation workflows.

All data is protected with enterprise-grade encryption. Start with a one-week free trial, then move to monthly or annual plans with easy subscription management and cloud-based sharing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Communication Writing AI Privacy & Security Data

By:

Nuance Communications

Rating:

2.60

(725)

Version:

1.94 Last updated: 2024-03-05

Version code:

864052458

Creation date:

2015-12-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

66.35MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 85,672 ▲ 62

Other rankings

#85 in speech to text keyword 30 ▲ #99 in right click automations keyword 29 ▲

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Developed by:

Nuance Communications

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dragon-anywhere/id1024652126

Website:

http://www.nuance.com/dragon/producturl/en-us/dam/about

User Reviews

Dragon Anywhere on iOS is plagued by reliability and access problems. Users report frequent login and subscription verification issues, poor or hard-to-reach support, and recurring crashes and UI glitches. Dictation quality is inconsistent, with problems in punctuation, commands, and word accuracy. Some praise existing vocabulary support and occasional accurate transcription, but the overall experience appears marred by reliability and value concerns, leading many to question continuing the subscription despite past usefulness.

Pros

Longstanding dictation app with years of use and historical success.
Good support for custom vocabulary (custom words).
Transcription can be accurate in some cases.

Cons

Persistent login/account access issues (sign-in and credential problems).
Subscription restoration/verification and payment issues (cannot verify or renew subscriptions).
Frequent crashes, glitches, and UI/UX problems (cursor placement, misaligned controls).
Poor customer support and difficult access to help (shady or unresponsive).
Dictation accuracy and command issues (punctuation/formatting problems, inconsistent results).

Recent reviews

Can’t link to Dropbox. The one requirement I have. Costs 150$ for this? Garbage.

by Bb*****, 2026-02-08

I’m having the same issue as another reviewer - while opening app to dictate, it says they can’t access my account, but I know that’s not true. Nothing works to fix it and no help available. My subscription recently renewed, was paid, so looks like I got screwed. Too bad, was a useful app.

by 1L*****, 2026-01-30

I’ve been a longtime customer but this January I’m no longer able to log into my app. It does not seem like they have any American customer service and the process of trying to get my password reset by calling. Customer support seems so shady that I ultimately just gave up. I could not get an automated link sent to me by selecting to reset my password through the app. Instead, I had to call a customer service and was greeted by a what appeared to be a foreigner who said that they could not hear me, so they asked for my phone number and then proceeded to call me back from a private line (“no ID“). This person then asked for my email address and proceeded to create an account for me, as though my account did not exist. That person then tied that email address to the phone number I had just given them, although I have never used that phone number in my dealings with the company before. Then, this person directed me to “technical support” yet another foreigner. This new technical support person asked whether I was using an android phone or an iPhone and had access to email on my phone. When I said I did, they said that they were sending me a password reset link, but the “reset link” did not come from a domain that included nuance.com. That person encouraged me to click on a link in the reset email in order to reset my password for Dragon anywhere application, but the whole process seemed like a scam designed to wipe information from my phone or gain access to it, so rather than clicking the link I simply ended the call. Even if these were legitimate customer support people and this was the company’s legitimate process, the process is broken and resembles an online scam.