Acti - Agentic keyboard for mobile commands and search

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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I've tested a lot of AI tooling recently and latency is usually the thing that breaks immersion. ACTI seems to understand that speed matters more than adding endless capabilities.

 Thank you! Speed is definitely a priority for us. We believe the best AI experiences fit naturally into your workflow, so keeping interactions fast and responsive is just as important as adding new capabilities.

Congratulations on your launch. One agent keyboard to connect all tools like Notion, Twitter, Gmail, and Calendly sounds crazy. I will try it!!!

 Thank you so much for your support!!

As someone who has worked on mobile products before, I honestly think the hardest part here is reliability. Keyboard interactions need to feel instant or users lose trust immediately. Pretty impressed by how responsive ACTI already feels in beta.

 
Thank you for the support, Anthony.

You’re absolutely right that reliability is everything for a keyboard.

We’ve stayed focused on improving the mobile input experience, which has given us a deeper understanding of the details that make a keyboard feel fast and trustworthy.

There’s still plenty to improve, and we’ll keep refining it.

Congrats! Can Acti be used alongside an existing third-party keyboard?

The strongest design choice might actually be invisibility. Good infrastructure products tend to disappear into existing behavior rather than forcing users into entirely new patterns.

 Yes, I fully agree; this is also our core philosophy.

I've tried quite a few AI keyboards, but most of them stop at rewriting text or generating replies. What stood out to me about Acti is that it treats the keyboard as an execution layer instead of just a writing assistant.

The biggest win is reducing context switching. Being able to search for a Notion doc, generate a Meet link, check live information, or trigger a workflow without leaving the app sounds like a much smaller change than it actually feels in day-to-day use. Those tiny interruptions add up.

I also like the "Skill Keys" concept. Giving users a way to build and reuse their own actions makes the keyboard feel extensible instead of becoming another closed AI interface.

It's still early, and I'd love to see more third-party integrations and deeper customization over time, but I think the product is pointing in a genuinely interesting direction. If AI is going to become ambient, the keyboard is one of the most natural places for it to live.

Congrats to the team—looking forward to seeing where this goes. 👏

 Thank you so much for such a thoughtful review, Daniel! You captured exactly what we’re trying to build: not just another AI writing assistant, but an execution layer that works wherever you type.

We completely agree that deeper customization and more third-party integrations are the natural next steps. We’re still early, but we’re working hard to make Skill Keys more powerful and the whole experience more extensible.

“If AI is going to become ambient, the keyboard is one of the most natural places for it to live” is such a great way to put it. Really appreciate your support and insight!

What I appreciate most is how Acti reduces decision fatigue. I don't have to think, "Which app do I open for this?" I just type the intent and continue. It keeps my focus on the work instead of navigation.

 Thanks Min! Really glad Acti is helping cut down that constant “which app should I open?” mental load. Keeping the focus on the actual work instead of jumping between tools is exactly what we were aiming for.

One thing I’m curious about: for Gmail or Calendar actions that change data, does Acti show a preview or ask for confirmation before executing? And is there any undo if the intent was misread?

The keyboard layer is probably one of the most unforgiving surfaces in mobile software. Users interact with it constantly, so even tiny delays or inconsistencies become noticeable immediately

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 Absolutely. The keyboard is an extremely sensitive surface—latency, reliability, and consistency matter a lot. That's why we're focused on keeping Acti lightweight and making the AI layer feel fast, predictable, and unobtrusive.

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Really like this idea tbh. The keyboard is genuinely the one part of the phone that hasn't changed in like 15 years and nobody talks about it. Everything else got an upgrade except the thing your thumbs touch the most lol.

 Yes I agree! And that's why we try to meet the users exactly where they are already used to with the keyboard as the agentic interface, instead of asking them to adapt to a new app, so the upgrade feels seamless

 Thanks for the support — here's Acti Code to unlock LIFETIME Premium: 8JZZ83