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The recommended rollout is mobile web + share/copy first, Android TypeToSell Keyboard second, iOS TypeToSell Keyboard + Share Extension third, then Safari iOS and Firefox Android extensions for mobile browser users.
Last updated: 2026-07-11. Native keyboard pages describe roadmap and decision criteria, not shipped app-store availability.
The best mobile rollout order is mobile web + share/copy first, Android TypeToSell Keyboard second, iOS TypeToSell Keyboard + Share Extension third, then Safari iOS and Firefox Android extensions for mobile browser users.
Mobile web validates reply demand, copying behavior, activation, billing, and quota before the team commits to native keyboard and app-store complexity.
No. Every mobile channel should keep TypeToSell as a draft assistant: generate, choose, edit, and manually press the final platform button.
Priority mobile pages
First mobile MVP
The fastest mobile social reply MVP is a mobile web flow with share/copy. Users paste or share post text, generate three drafts, copy the best one, and return to the X, Reddit, or Facebook app manually. It avoids app-store review, keyboard limits, and premature native complexity.
Read mobile guideSecond mobile channel
Android TypeToSell Keyboard is the strongest native in-composer experience for X mobile replies because a keyboard can appear where the user is already typing. It should come after mobile web + share/copy validates demand, billing, entitlement checks, and manual-posting copy.
Read mobile guideThird mobile channel
The best iPhone workflow is likely iOS TypeToSell Keyboard plus Share Extension. The keyboard helps inside composers, while the Share Extension gives users a cleaner way to send post context into TypeToSell. It should launch after mobile web and Android keyboard assumptions are validated.
Read mobile guideBuyer intent page
The best X mobile app reply assistant sequence is mobile web + share/copy first, Android TypeToSell Keyboard second, iOS TypeToSell Keyboard + Share Extension third, and Safari iOS plus Firefox Android extensions as browser fallbacks. This order validates demand before native complexity.
Read mobile guideStore discovery page
App Store ASO for an AI reply keyboard should explain the keyboard job, share-sheet handoff, privacy boundary, manual posting promise, and supported reply workflow without claiming App Store availability before it is public. The page should map iPhone buyer questions to safe listing copy and localized screenshots.
Read mobile guideStore discovery page
Google Play ASO for an AI reply keyboard should make Android users understand the keyboard workflow quickly: open a social composer, use TypeToSell Keyboard when appropriate, choose a draft, edit it, and manually post. Listing copy should stay honest about availability, permissions, supported surfaces, and no auto-posting.
Read mobile guideStore conversion page
Mobile keyboard listing screenshots should prove the workflow in order: user-provided context, draft generation, three reply angles, selected insertion or copy, editing, and manual posting. Strong screenshots reduce permission anxiety because they show exactly what TypeToSell does and what it leaves to the user.
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First mobile MVP
The fastest mobile social reply MVP is a mobile web flow with share/copy. Users paste or share post text, generate three drafts, copy the best one, and return to the X, Reddit, or Facebook app manually. It avoids app-store review, keyboard limits, and premature native complexity.
Read mobile guideSecond mobile channel
Android TypeToSell Keyboard is the strongest native in-composer experience for X mobile replies because a keyboard can appear where the user is already typing. It should come after mobile web + share/copy validates demand, billing, entitlement checks, and manual-posting copy.
Read mobile guideThird mobile channel
The best iPhone workflow is likely iOS TypeToSell Keyboard plus Share Extension. The keyboard helps inside composers, while the Share Extension gives users a cleaner way to send post context into TypeToSell. It should launch after mobile web and Android keyboard assumptions are validated.
Read mobile guideMobile browser fallback
Safari iOS extension support is useful for people who use social sites in the mobile browser, but it should not be the first mobile reply channel. Mobile web + share/copy validates demand faster, and keyboards are better for native X app composers.
Read mobile guideMobile browser fallback
Firefox Android extension support is a useful fallback for people who browse social sites in Firefox on Android. It should come after mobile web + share/copy and Android keyboard work because most X mobile reply friction happens inside native app composers.
Read mobile guideBuyer intent page
The best X mobile app reply assistant sequence is mobile web + share/copy first, Android TypeToSell Keyboard second, iOS TypeToSell Keyboard + Share Extension third, and Safari iOS plus Firefox Android extensions as browser fallbacks. This order validates demand before native complexity.
Read mobile guideStore discovery page
App Store ASO for an AI reply keyboard should explain the keyboard job, share-sheet handoff, privacy boundary, manual posting promise, and supported reply workflow without claiming App Store availability before it is public. The page should map iPhone buyer questions to safe listing copy and localized screenshots.
Read mobile guideStore discovery page
Google Play ASO for an AI reply keyboard should make Android users understand the keyboard workflow quickly: open a social composer, use TypeToSell Keyboard when appropriate, choose a draft, edit it, and manually post. Listing copy should stay honest about availability, permissions, supported surfaces, and no auto-posting.
Read mobile guideStore conversion page
Mobile keyboard listing screenshots should prove the workflow in order: user-provided context, draft generation, three reply angles, selected insertion or copy, editing, and manual posting. Strong screenshots reduce permission anxiety because they show exactly what TypeToSell does and what it leaves to the user.
Read mobile guide