Use this checklist before assigning Android native keyboard engineering work or writing public Android launch copy.
Launch checklist
Android ReplyPilot Keyboard prebuild checklist
An Android ReplyPilot Keyboard prebuild checklist should require mobile web validation first, clear evidence that app switching blocks Android users, shared TypeToSell entitlement and quota, explicit keyboard privacy language, selected draft insertion, and manual final posting. It should be treated as roadmap status, not current app-store availability.
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Use this when
What launch decision does this checklist control?
Checklist
Requirements before the path is ready
Evidence before build
Confirm that Android keyboard work solves a measured problem.
Mobile web demand exists
Android users already generate and copy useful drafts.
Switching is the blocker
Users explicitly say returning text to the native composer is the pain.
Keyboard scope is narrow
The first version inserts selected draft text rather than controlling social accounts.
Fallback remains available
Mobile web share/copy remains the fallback if keyboard permission or context is not enough.
Trust and entitlement
Keep the Android keyboard aligned with the current TypeToSell trust model.
Shared account model
The keyboard uses the same TypeToSell login, subscription, daily quota, and revoke logic.
Permission copy is plain
Users understand what the keyboard does and does not read.
No social OAuth promise remains
The core drafting workflow still avoids social account passwords and OAuth.
No local sensitive ledger
Avoid storing raw posts, private messages, generated replies, or card data in keyboard-local storage.
Manual workflow
Prevent the native surface from drifting into automation language.
Draft only
The surface drafts, copies, or inserts selected text; it does not press Reply, Post, Comment, or Publish.
User choice
The user chooses one draft before text is copied or inserted.
Edit path
The user can edit the draft before final posting.
No social password
The workflow does not require X, Reddit, Facebook, or other social account passwords for core drafting.
Launch gates
What must be true before moving forward?
Gate 1
Prototype
Mobile web users request native Android composer help repeatedly.
Gate 2
Private beta
Prototype users understand insert vs post and still edit before final posting.
Gate 3
Public launch
Support, privacy, billing, quota, and roadmap-honesty copy are stable.
Common mistakes
What should fail the checklist?
Building because keyboards feel strategic
The build should start because measured Android friction exists.
Overpromising context
A keyboard may not know the source post unless context is explicitly provided.
Making app-store claims early
Public pages should avoid current availability claims until there is proof.
Related reading
Continue the launch path
Android keyboard validation roadmap/roadmaps/android-replypilot-keyboard-validation-roadmapAndroid keyboard workflow/workflows/android-replypilot-keyboard-workflowAndroid vs iOS keyboard matrix/matrices/android-ios-keyboard-priority-matrixAndroid keyboard vs mobile web decision/decisions/android-keyboard-vs-mobile-web
FAQ
Checklist questions
When should Android ReplyPilot Keyboard work start?
After mobile web share/copy proves Android demand and users identify app switching as the main blocker.
Is Android ReplyPilot Keyboard live today?
This checklist describes prebuild readiness and roadmap status, not current Google Play availability.
What should Android ReplyPilot Keyboard avoid?
It should avoid auto-posting, hidden social account access, and unclear storage of sensitive text.