Starting state
What are users migrating from?
Android users can complete the mobile web share/copy loop, but repeated app switching or copy-back friction suggests a keyboard could improve native composer speed.
Migration path
Mobile web to Android ReplyPilot Keyboard migration
A mobile web to Android ReplyPilot Keyboard migration should start only after mobile web users repeatedly generate and copy drafts and Android users specifically ask for in-composer speed. The migration should preserve the same TypeToSell account, quota, saved Marketing Brain context, selected draft insertion, editable text, and manual final posting.
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Target state
What should the migration produce?
Validated Android users can use ReplyPilot Keyboard for selected draft insertion while retaining mobile web fallback, shared entitlement, and manual approval safety.
Migration steps
How should the workflow move?
Step 1
Segment Android demand
Identify Android mobile web users who generate and copy drafts repeatedly.
Step 2
Confirm keyboard-shaped friction
Verify that users complain about app switching or insertion, not only draft quality.
Step 3
Prepare shared entitlement
Use the same TypeToSell account, quota, billing, and revoke logic across web and keyboard.
Step 4
Explain keyboard permission
Tell users exactly what the keyboard does and does not read before setup.
Step 5
Launch selected insertion
Insert only the chosen draft into the active composer and keep final posting manual.
Risk controls
What can go wrong, and how should it be controlled?
Permission anxiety
Keyboard setup can feel invasive if the job is vague.
Use plain permission copy and keep mobile web fallback visible.
Insert vs publish confusion
Users may think inserted text was already posted.
Label insertion as draft placement and keep final platform action manual.
Premature migration
A keyboard can mask weak mobile demand.
Require mobile web proof and Android-specific friction first.
Success criteria
How do we know the migration worked?
Android cohort exists
Enough Android users complete the mobile web loop to justify native keyboard work.
Setup completion
Users understand and complete keyboard setup without privacy confusion.
Selected insertion used
Users insert chosen drafts often enough to justify native maintenance.
Mobile web fallback works
Users can still complete replies when keyboard access or context is limited.
Fallback plan
What should happen if the migration is not ready?
If permission dropoff is high
Improve keyboard explanation and keep users on mobile web share/copy.
If insertion is rarely used
Delay broader keyboard rollout and keep measuring web copy behavior.
If context is missing
Use explicit context handoff or mobile web fallback instead of hidden social account access.
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FAQ
Migration questions
When should mobile web migrate to Android ReplyPilot Keyboard?
After Android users repeatedly generate and copy drafts and specifically ask for less app switching or faster native insertion.
Does Android ReplyPilot Keyboard post automatically?
No. It inserts selected draft text only; the user edits and manually posts.
Is Android ReplyPilot Keyboard currently live?
This migration page describes roadmap planning and should not be treated as current Google Play availability.