OpenActi has launched Acti as a system keyboard replacement that turns typed commands into executed workflows via custom skills, pulling in data or completing tasks from connected apps and APIs while users stay inside their current text field on either platform.
The last major keyboard moment was in 2007, when Apple put the keyboard on glass.
Nearly 20 years later, we're introducing: Acti @openacti1, the Agentic Keyboard.
Not another AI keyboard that fixes grammar. Not another voice keyboard that types faster.
An invisible agent in every text field.
It doesn't predict your next word. It takes your next action. 👇
The keyboard surfaces an Acti Bar or dedicated Skill Keys that run pre-built or user-created routines on demand, such as pulling weather, checking schedules, or updating Notion entries, all without leaving the original app.
Both the iOS and Android versions are available now at no cost to install as system keyboards, though details on any future in-app purchases or limits around advanced skill usage remain unspecified in the launch materials.
Many users are excited about Acti's Agentic Keyboard because it embeds AI actions into the input layer to reduce multitasking friction seamlessly across any app or text field.
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Of all the places people keep trying to bolt AI onto, the keyboard is the one that finally clicks for me. An agentic keyboard just feels like the right form factor: it's the single surface that follows you into every app you open, so turning it into an action layer instead of just a place to type is a genuinely smart move.
That's exactly what Acti does. You type what you want, hold to run it, and the result comes back ready to send without ever leaving the conversation. Bind your own workflows to a skill key and fire them on the spot.
This is one of the most interesting things I've seen come out of the agentic space all year, and it's the kind of shift that feels obvious in hindsight.
The last major keyboard moment was in 2007, when Apple put the keyboard on glass.
Nearly 20 years later, we're introducing: Acti @openacti1, the Agentic Keyboard.
Not another AI keyboard that fixes grammar. Not another voice keyboard that types faster.
An invisible agent in every text field.
It doesn't predict your next word. It takes your next action. 👇
I have been watching us type around the same screen for years without moving forward. Acti flips that script. You type what you want in any app, hold your spacebar, and it pulls the data or triggers the action immediately. No tab hopping, no dead ends. What stands out is how it treats the keyboard as a command layer rather than just a typewriter.
Worth keeping on your radar: @openacti https://x.com/openacti .
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The last major keyboard moment was in 2007, when Apple put the keyboard on glass.
Nearly 20 years later, we're introducing: Acti @openacti1, the Agentic Keyboard.
Not another AI keyboard that fixes grammar. Not another voice keyboard that types faster.
An invisible agent in every text field.
It doesn't predict your next word. It takes your next action. 👇
🎁GIVEAWAY
RT + comment "Agentic Keyboard" for Lifetime Premium Code
Download iOS & Android: https://link.openacti.com/dl/x
💰HACKATHON
Create Acti Skills with natural language. Publish your Skills to the Acti Community. Win a share of $10,000.
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💡(5/5) COMMUNITY SKILLS - Text to Emoji
Hold one key to encode your words into emojis. Have fun with friends in the chat.
That’s the Agentic Keyboard @openacti1
Check it out and try it yourself: https://link.openacti.com/dl/X
Of all the places people keep trying to bolt AI onto, the keyboard is the one that finally clicks for me. An agentic keyboard just feels like the right form factor: it's the single surface that follows you into every app you open, so turning it into an action layer instead of just a place to type is a genuinely smart move.
That's exactly what Acti does. You type what you want, hold to run it, and the result comes back ready to send without ever leaving the conversation. Bind your own workflows to a skill key and fire them on the spot.
This is one of the most interesting things I've seen come out of the agentic space all year, and it's the kind of shift that feels obvious in hindsight.
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 ACTI! ❤️
💡(1/5) COMMUNITY SKILLS - Instant Meet
Hold one key to drop a Google Meet into your chat. No app switching. No copy-pasting.
That’s the Agentic Keyboard @openacti1
⚙️ACTI SKILL BUILDER
Create with plain language. Bind to any key. Hold to invoke anywhere you are.
Connect to 100+ apps and APIs. Build whatever you imagine.
💡(4/5) COMMUNITY SKILLS - Meet Monad
Hold M to meet @monad in one tap. Track live Monad stats, right at your fingertips.
That’s the Agentic Keyboard @openacti1
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@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 That is a very smart way of connecting something everyday with agents. Great!
💡(3/5) COMMUNITY SKILLS - Stock Sniffer
Hold one key to analyze a ticker right inside the chat. No opening a trading app.
That’s the Agentic Keyboard @openacti1
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 Let's GO young!!! Been an exciting feeling your fire and energy since I first met you and our story has only started. Can’t wait to see you ship like a madman!!
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 This is amazing, I can’t wait to try this out!
💡(2/5) COMMUNITY SKILLS - Super Reply
Hold one key to craft a witty reply anywhere. Become a super reply genius.
That’s the Agentic Keyboard @openacti1
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 Thanks for ealry access and testing.. It's one of the product which can genuinely save lots of time for repetitive task.
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 An agent living inside every text field is a much bigger shift than another autocomplete upgrade.
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 How does this handle privacy? Third-party keyboards always make me cautious, so I’d want to understand exactly what gets processed and when.
@callmeyoung93 @openacti1 Can users choose exactly which apps or APIs each skill can access?
