Acti - Agentic keyboard for mobile commands and search
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Type what you need. Hold Acti Bar. Acti understands your intent and brings back the right result, link, or action - right where you are.
Use Acti for live sports schedules, nearby restaurants, Notion docs, LinkedIn profiles, Meet links, Calendar actions, and custom workflows - without leaving the conversation.
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How does Acti decide which app or action to pull from when multiple could fit what i typed, like if i say "lunch with alex thursday" does it default to calendar or do i have to set that up first?
This looks great! Any plans for using your own models or using local models?
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@pixelsushirobot that's a great point! why you want your own model to do this?
@call_me_young I am thinking something that’s company specific with private-tuned models or just simply have a more private option when dealing with things locally.
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@pixelsushirobot Thanks for the support — here's Acti Code to unlock LIFETIME Premium: 693KB7
@william_wang24 Thank you! Time to test it out.
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The interaction model is simple enough that it actually feels usable daily.
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@zhengyang_hou Thanks and yes, keyboard is an omnipresent interface that user gets access to almost everywhere
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@zhengyang_hou Thank you, and yes that's exactly what we aim for--bring the agent to what the user is already used to, the keyboard, rather than have them adopt a new interface
I have to know, how did you make such a crazy good UX? who's behind this?
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@shai_snir Honestly, it’s a whole-team effort. Everyone here obsesses over the tiny details, and we all feel responsible for the UX — from the core interaction to every small bit of friction we can remove.
How does Acti avoid opening the wrong document or calendar event when multiple items have similar names?
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@ella_reyes1 great question, it depends on the skill but generally it gives you the most matching result
This is really handy. I actually use AI agents for work too, and sometimes I give them instructions from my phone using the built-in voice typing. But the problem is, it doesn't always catch what I really mean, and it ends up executing commands based on the wrong interpretation, which has been pretty annoying.
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@ryutaro_imai Thanks for sharing! That's a real challenge with voice input. In Acti, actions are tied to the Skill you've intentionally selected, so the AI interprets your request within that context instead of trying to infer everything from scratch. That helps make the experience more reliable while still keeping you in control.
The philosophy behind Acti really shows in how the product behaves. It doesn't demand attention or try to replace other apps. Instead, it connects them quietly through the keyboard. That restraint makes it feel thoughtful and very intentional rather than gimmicky.
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@yuan_wang9 Thank you! That means a lot. Our goal was never to replace the apps people already use, but to make interacting with them feel more seamless. We're glad that philosophy came through in the experience.
I love this agentic keyboard idea! But the lifetime codes are all claimed. Can I get a personal one?
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@esungjin hey there, glad you liked it. Here's the code for you :1BHHA5
Acti, which works directly on the keyboard, is so easy to use and good.
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@esungjin Thank you so much! That's exactly the experience we set out to create—making AI feel like a natural part of the keyboard. Really glad you like it!
very interesting concept! Never thought my keyboard is so dumb all this time
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@jonassunandar Haha, thank you! That was exactly the thought we had too. We've been using keyboards the same way for years, and we felt they could do so much more than just type. Glad the idea resonated with you!
I've mostly been using ACTI for lazy tasks I normally avoid because they interrupt flow too much. Stuff like finding links, checking quick info, or sending locations. It removes just enough friction to matter
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@shirley_mou Thank you! That's exactly the kind of experience we hope to create. Those small interruptions happen so often throughout the day, and reducing that friction can make a surprisingly big difference over time. Glad to hear Acti has been helpful!