Your keyboard should do more than type.

A mic beside every text field

Turn on the floating mic and it waits beside whatever you are writing in — any text field, any app. Tap and talk, and it lands in the box. The keyboard never has to come up at all.

And when you want to change something, the AI bar is right there too. Rewrite, shorten, make it formal — still without a keyboard.

Four apps' worth, in one keyboard

All of it on by default. Nothing to wire up, nothing to buy first.

Say what you want your agent to change. Get a coding prompt it can work from.

Describe the change in plain speech — rambling, half-formed, thinking out loud. It comes out as a structured prompt with the context, the constraint and the acceptance criteria spelled out.

On your phone when the idea hits, on your desktop when you're actually building.

Goal
Surface login failures instead of leaving the button in a
loading state.

Context
The sign-in form shows a spinner while the request is in
flight. On failure the spinner never resolves, so the user
sees no error and no way to retry.

Change
- Clear the loading state on both success and failure.
- Show the server's error message near the form.
- Re-enable the button so the attempt can be repeated.

Acceptance
- A failed sign-in shows a readable reason within 1s.
- The button returns to its idle state and is clickable.
- A network timeout is reported, not swallowed.

The rest of it