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Keyboard Now is a custom iOS keyboard that saves the text you retype constantly — addresses, phone numbers, canned replies, disclosures — and drops it into any app with one tap, even where pasting is blocked. No account, no server of ours: everything syncs through your own iCloud. New: shared libraries let a team sync one set of snippets, read-only, with a suggest-and-approve flow for changes.
Built this after watching a realtor friend retype the same listing address, phone number, and broker contact info into texts and forms all day, including forms that don't let you paste. Keyboard Now saves anything you retype constantly and drops it in with one tap. It also doubles as a fill-in-the-blank AI prompt library for anyone who wants better results but isn't sure how to phrase things. No account, no server of ours -- everything syncs through your own iCloud.
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About Keyboard Now on Product Hunt
“A keyboard for the text you retype constantly”
Keyboard Now was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #155 on the daily leaderboard. Keyboard Now is a custom iOS keyboard that saves the text you retype constantly — addresses, phone numbers, canned replies, disclosures — and drops it into any app with one tap, even where pasting is blocked. No account, no server of ours: everything syncs through your own iCloud. New: shared libraries let a team sync one set of snippets, read-only, with a suggest-and-approve flow for changes.
Keyboard Now was featured in iOS (110.8k followers) and Productivity (659.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 196.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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