T2Board - Your AI assistant in every app - Now with AI scribe
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Write better. Reply faster. Ask AI without leaving the app you’re using.
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Would love to see a custom shortcut so I can trigger the AI without tapping the globe icon, maybe a long press or swipe gesture on the space bar. Would make quick edits way faster mid conversation.
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The keyboard integration is genuinely useful for quick rewrites without breaking flow. Dictation felt surprisingly accurate compared to other AI tools I've tried.
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@oktayn61829Thank you for the feedback! We're model agnostic so we are always switching to the best models available for our users. We also allow users to switch to their preferred models.
- just fyi currently we use Cartesian's ink whisper :)
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Finally, an AI helper that lives where the typing actually happens instead of making me bounce between apps. Love that the dictation feels natural and you can ask questions straight from the keyboard without breaking flow.
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How does this handle privacy when the AI is running through the keyboard, like does anything I type get stored on their servers or is it all processed locally on my phone?
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@sertkaya_h55844 Hi Hamdi, the messages you type on our keyboard is neither tracked nor stored. Your messages are only sent to our servers when you actively submit them to the AI chat. We use them solely to generate your response, after which they are deleted. We do not store your messages or use them for any training purposes.
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Love that it lives inside the keyboard itself instead of bouncing you out to another app. That one decision makes it actually usable in a quick chat instead of feeling like a separate tool you have to remember to open.
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@asiye6p7n This was exactly the pain we had as a team! We hope this becomes your default keyboard that assists you in all the apps you use :) Let me know if you have any feature you'd like us to add to help with your daily tasks/workflows.
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The idea of embedding AI right into the keyboard instead of forcing yet another app switch is genuinely clever. Love how seamless drafting and translation feel when they live where you actually type.
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I like that you're reducing context switching instead of asking people to adopt yet another AI app. The keyboard is already where the work happens. Curious whether your biggest retention driver is convenience or whether users actually discover workflows they wouldn't have used in a standalone assistant?
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@aryan787544 Hi Aryan, this is a great question. We are currently asking our users the same question. As for me and my team, we actually used it internally before we released it. The biggest use-case for us was convenience. We often had to app-switch between different AI apps (e.g. ChatGPT or Claude) to ask it to do things and switch back to the app we were in (e.g. Outlook/WhatsApp/Slack). So instead, we built this so that we could stay in our app and ask the AI within the app. The most common use-case for us is scheduling with Calendly for meetings. While in the email app, we ask T2Board to check our calendly if we have any clashes in our schedules and to book meetings. For me personally, I use it more for communication (e.g. translation/re-writing into professional tone).
Let me know if you have any ideas that would help with your daily tasks/workflows! We add user's requested features very quickly :P
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@andy_t2v That's interesting because convenience feels like the reason people try a product, not necessarily why they keep using it.
I'll be curious to see whether your long-term advantage ends up being "AI without context switching" or the unique workflows people gradually build around always having AI inside every app. Those seem like very different businesses over time.
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Would love to see a custom shortcut so I can trigger the AI without tapping the globe icon, maybe a long press or swipe gesture on the space bar. Would make quick edits way faster mid conversation.
The keyboard integration is genuinely useful for quick rewrites without breaking flow. Dictation felt surprisingly accurate compared to other AI tools I've tried.
@oktayn61829Thank you for the feedback! We're model agnostic so we are always switching to the best models available for our users. We also allow users to switch to their preferred models.
- just fyi currently we use Cartesian's ink whisper :)
Finally, an AI helper that lives where the typing actually happens instead of making me bounce between apps. Love that the dictation feels natural and you can ask questions straight from the keyboard without breaking flow.
How does this handle privacy when the AI is running through the keyboard, like does anything I type get stored on their servers or is it all processed locally on my phone?
Love that it lives inside the keyboard itself instead of bouncing you out to another app. That one decision makes it actually usable in a quick chat instead of feeling like a separate tool you have to remember to open.
@asiye6p7n This was exactly the pain we had as a team! We hope this becomes your default keyboard that assists you in all the apps you use :) Let me know if you have any feature you'd like us to add to help with your daily tasks/workflows.
The idea of embedding AI right into the keyboard instead of forcing yet another app switch is genuinely clever. Love how seamless drafting and translation feel when they live where you actually type.
I like that you're reducing context switching instead of asking people to adopt yet another AI app. The keyboard is already where the work happens. Curious whether your biggest retention driver is convenience or whether users actually discover workflows they wouldn't have used in a standalone assistant?
@aryan787544 Hi Aryan, this is a great question. We are currently asking our users the same question. As for me and my team, we actually used it internally before we released it. The biggest use-case for us was convenience. We often had to app-switch between different AI apps (e.g. ChatGPT or Claude) to ask it to do things and switch back to the app we were in (e.g. Outlook/WhatsApp/Slack). So instead, we built this so that we could stay in our app and ask the AI within the app. The most common use-case for us is scheduling with Calendly for meetings. While in the email app, we ask T2Board to check our calendly if we have any clashes in our schedules and to book meetings. For me personally, I use it more for communication (e.g. translation/re-writing into professional tone).
Let me know if you have any ideas that would help with your daily tasks/workflows! We add user's requested features very quickly :P
@andy_t2v That's interesting because convenience feels like the reason people try a product, not necessarily why they keep using it.
I'll be curious to see whether your long-term advantage ends up being "AI without context switching" or the unique workflows people gradually build around always having AI inside every app. Those seem like very different businesses over time.