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A mobile web share/copy MVP lets users paste or share social post text into TypeToSell, generate three editable replies, copy one, and return to the X, Reddit, or Facebook app manually. It is the fastest mobile path because it avoids native keyboard and store-review constraints.
Last updated: July 11, 2026. This guide cites official platform documentation where platform behavior matters.
Guide
The minimum workflow is simple: capture post text, generate drafts, copy a selected reply, and return the user to the social app. This mirrors the free web generator while making the page comfortable on a phone.
The MVP should reuse the same TypeToSell account, Stripe subscription, daily quota, and AI reply API. Reusing entitlement logic avoids creating a separate mobile product that search visitors cannot understand or upgrade from.
The decision to build keyboards should come from observed behavior: paste starts, successful generations, copied drafts, return visits, trial starts, and complaints about copy-back friction. Those signals tell you whether native work removes a real bottleneck.
Comparison
Fastest to ship and easiest to index
Requires copy-back into the social app.
Can reduce copy-back friction
Adds permission, privacy, and app-store work.
Cleaner context handoff
Needs platform-specific native implementation.
Works for mobile browser users
Not enough for native-app-first users.
FAQ
It is enough for an MVP because users can copy a draft back manually. A keyboard can improve the flow later.
No. The safest MVP keeps post input user-provided and avoids social OAuth for the drafting workflow.
Generate a draft first, then copy the selected reply and manually post it in the social app.