Your apps stay the same. Your keyboard gets smarter.
The AI lives in the keyboard, so it is already open wherever you write.
Type
Write normally. Messy is fine.
Tap
Choose what you need: improve, rewrite, translate, ask, reply or speak.
Send
Read the result, keep it, undo it, or try again.
The same message, two ways.
- Leave the app you are in
- Open the AI
- Paste your text
- Explain the context
- Read the answer
- Copy it
- Go back and paste
- Type
- Tap
- Send
See what one tap does.
Three things people actually type, and what came back.
"i will send it tomorrow sorry for delay"
I'll send it tomorrow. Sorry for the delay.
Your words, corrected — and still yours.
"cant make the standup tomorrow, something came up, sorry"
I won't be able to make tomorrow's standup — something has come up. Apologies for the short notice. I'll catch up on anything I miss and send my update in writing beforehand.
Same message. Better delivery.
"research on intermittent fasting"
Summarize peer-reviewed research published since 2024 on intermittent fasting and metabolic health. Prioritize systematic reviews and meta-analyses, cite every source, and flag where the findings conflict.
filetype:pdf after:2024 site:nih.govA rough idea becomes a prompt with direction and a clear result.
What do you use AI for?
Most people install it for one of these.
ChatGPT and Claude
Say it in your own words. Send a prompt that gets you there.
Prompt enhancer →Images and music
Structured prompts for Midjourney, Ideogram and Suno.
AI tools →Work and email
Fix the grammar and set the tone before anyone reads it.
Rewrite modes →Messaging
Copy what you were sent and get a reply written for you.
Reply and tone →Another language
Write in yours. Send in theirs.
Translate →Talking, not typing
Say it out loud, get clean punctuated text.
Voice typing →Something private
Lock a message with a passphrase. Only they can open it.
Secret text →Try it on your next message
Free to install on iPhone and Android. No account needed.