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AIKbd
AI prompts and templates, one tap away
6 followers
AI prompts and templates, one tap away
6 followers
AIKbd lets you store AI prompts and text templates, organize them into collections, fill dynamic variables like {{name}} or {{topic}}, and insert the final text inside any iOS app. Built for AI power users, creators, support, sales and frequent messaging. Free for 10 prompts, with a one-time lifetime unlock.
Would love to see a share extension so I can save snippets from any app into AIKbd, not just paste them in manually. Right now if I come across a great prompt on Reddit or in chat, the only way to add it is by switching over and typing it back in. A simple "Save to AIKbd" action in the share sheet would make building up a collection way smoother for power users.
@mesut31176 Totally agree. The current flow is optimized for inserting saved prompts from the keyboard, but capturing great snippets from other apps should be just as smooth.
A native "Save to AIKbd" action in the iOS share sheet is exactly the direction we are working on next, especially for prompts found in Reddit, chat, Safari and Notes. Thanks for calling this out. It is a very clear power-user workflow.
@mesut31176 hi, if you update the app now, it has the share extension, so if you press "share" on a content, it will also suggest AIKBBD app to share it to. Hope this will help! :)
Finally tried a keyboard that actually makes sense for people juggling prompts all day. The {{variable}} filling works faster than I expected, and jumping into collections mid-conversation is genuinely useful.
@cemreb6dj thank you for taking time to test it, any feedback for improving it is really appreciated!
Curious how the variable filling works on the fly inside apps, do I have to switch back to AIKbd to insert or can I trigger it directly from the keyboard without losing my place?
@ebayraktut54124 You can trigger it directly from the keyboard without switching back to the AIKbd app.
When a prompt has variables, the keyboard lets you fill them there, remembers the last input value, and then inserts the finished text into the app you are already using. The goal is to keep you in the conversation instead of forcing an app-switching loop.