Acti

This looks great! Any plans for using your own models or using local models?

Will you be implementing swipe typing and one-handed configurations in the near future?

how does it decide which result to pull when multiple apps could handle the same request like a calendar event vs a notion doc?

Putting the agentic layer inside the keyboard is smart since that's the one surface every app shares. Curious how you're handling context that spans apps, does Acti see what's on screen or just what gets typed? The mobile first bet feels underexplored while everyone's chasing desktop agents.P.S. might be worth putting on StartupBase too, mobile-first tools like this stand out there.

Pulling up live sports scores without leaving my chat is genuinely handy. Bar activation feels smooth, though I wish the custom workflows were a bit more discoverable on first launch.

how does it actually pull live data like sports schedules or nearby restaurants without you wiring up each source yourself

how does Acti actually understand my intent if I'm just typing plain text without any special commands or syntax?

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?

finally something that gets out of the way instead of demanding another login. Held the bar while typing about dinner and got the reservation link straight in chat, felt like magic

What I respect is that Acti doesn't overload the interface. It could have easily become cluttered, but it stays minimal

Congrats on the launch, folks. Genuinely think this is one of the more interesting "agent surface" bets I've seen on PH lately. Also, just curious, when a Skill Key needs to pull from multiple sources at once (say, "find a Meet link AND check if it conflicts with my calendar"), does Acti chain those actions automatically, or does the Skill builder need to explicitly sequence each step? Wondering how much reasoning happens under the hood vs. how much the no-code builder has to spell out.

Can I use this to pull information from another Telegram /WhatsApp chat without leaving or interrupting the chat I'm currently typing in

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.

For custom Skill Keys, how easy is it for someone non-technical to connect something like Notion or Calendar and make it actually useful in daily chats?The no-code angle sounds promising, but I’m wondering about the learning curve once you have a few keys set up does it start suggesting them intelligently based on what you’re typing?

The "without leaving the conversation" part is the real pitch here, most assistant keyboards still make you context switch to a browser or app once you need actual info. Curious how it handles disambiguation - if I type "nearby restaurants" does it use device location automatically or ask first? Also does it get disabled inside password fields for privacy, or does it try to be smart everywhere?

Wow, the retrieval-over-generation point is really interesting. Four words from a keyboard carry way less signal than a full chat prompt, so I guess the tricky part is guessing whether I want a search, a doc or a triggered action. When the intent is ambiguous, do you commit to one guess and let me correct? Congrats on another great launch!

Most AI products still optimize for demos. ACTI feels more focused on repeated daily usage, which is honestly much harder to execute well.

Can Acti connect to any app with an API, or only the ones officially supported?

Excited to hunt Acti today.

Acti turns your mobile keyboard into an AI agent that can understand what you need and help you complete the task without leaving the conversation.

Instead of being just another AI keyboard for fixing grammar, rewriting sentences, or generating replies, Acti can bring back the right result, link, document, or action directly inside any text field.

Type what you need, hold the Acti Bar, and Acti understands your intent. You can use it to find live sports schedules, nearby restaurants, Notion documents, LinkedIn profiles, meeting links, or trigger Calendar actions and custom workflows.

What stands out here:
• Find information without switching between apps
• Pull documents, profiles, links, and results into any conversation
• Trigger real actions directly from the keyboard
• Turn individual keys into custom Skills connected to your apps
• Build and share your own Skill Keys without writing code

If you spend a large part of your day inside messages, emails, and text fields, Acti is definitely worth checking out.