A new chapter in your conversations

Your conversations,
continued.

An AI keyboard that remembers the little things. Picks up where you left off. And can reply and send automatically.

See it in a 36-second demo
From your last conversationOat flat white. Always.Maya’s coffee order, remembered.
9:41
MayaYour conversation
Today
deadline finally done 😮‍💨
Remembering your last chat
you made it! oat flat white at that café on Oak this Saturday?
yes! 10:30 works for me 😊
10:30 it is :) see you there
Sent automatically
✳KeyboardAutoⅡ
Coffee on Oak · Saturday, 10:30Saved
A new detail for next timeSaturday. 10:30. Oak café.The plan stays with the conversation.
Illustrated preview · Fictional conversation
For the chats you actually want to keep going.
Less re-explainingMore rememberingYour choice of automation

The thread doesn’t end when you close the app.

The details make
the difference.

Already asking AI what to say? The exhausting part is explaining everything that happened before. Keyboard is being built to carry that context with you.

M You & MayaLast week

oat flat white, always. dairy milk and I are not friends 😅

cappuccino for me. Saturday mornings are usually free :)

The context that carries forward

Maya likes oat flat whites. You’re free on Saturday mornings.

Interactive illustration of the intended experience.

A little context goes a long way.

Watch a conversation
find its next chapter.

Three short stories. Each one shows the same idea: recall the history, send a reply, remember the new details.

Illustrated demos with fictional chats. Hinge, Bumble and Tinder are depicted as examples, not confirmed integrations or affiliations.

36 seconds · No audio · Read the story

Make room for
your kind of help.

Automatic sending is a core part of Keyboard. So is understanding when you’d rather take over.

We’re inviting early testers to help us get that balance right. Tell us whether you want suggested replies, lasting memory, or replies that send automatically.

Tell us what you’d use

Before you join

A few good
questions.

Can I download Keyboard today?

We’re finishing development and internal testing, and gathering our first external testers. Join the waitlist and we’ll contact you when there’s a test that fits your phone and chat apps. Joining doesn’t guarantee immediate access.

Which phones and apps will work?

Test coverage is still being finalized. You can share your phone type and chat apps after joining. We’ll confirm compatibility and installation steps before inviting you; the apps shown in the demos aren’t a compatibility list.

Does it send messages automatically?

Yes, automatic replying and sending is part of the experience we’re testing. The demos show automatic mode and a pause control. Before any hands-on test, we’ll explain the available controls and permissions for your setup.

Are these real conversations?

No. The videos use simulated screens and fictional conversations to show the intended flow. They are not recordings of real accounts, evidence of app partnerships, or measurements of response speed.

Do I have to share my private chats?

Not to join this waitlist. We ask for your email and optional details about your setup and needs. Any access needed for testing, and how conversation data is handled, will be explained before installation.

What will it cost?

Joining the waitlist is free and requires no payment details. Product pricing hasn’t been finalized. We’ll share any test terms or pricing before you choose to participate.

Let’s keep this
conversation going.

Be part of Keyboard’s first chapter.

You’re on the list.

Make this
your kind of Keyboard.

Your email has been saved. These optional details help us find the right early test for you.

What would you most want?

Keep your private manage link to leave the waitlist later.