Best for
Store visitors who need to visually confirm that TypeToSell is a drafting assistant, not a hidden social account automation tool.
Store 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.
Store visitors who need to visually confirm that TypeToSell is a drafting assistant, not a hidden social account automation tool.
Decorative screenshots, unsupported platform claims, simulated revenue proof, fake customer outcomes, or growth-result promises.
Last updated: 2026-07-11. Native keyboard and extension pages are roadmap guides unless explicitly marked as shipped.
Workflow
Show a phone reply composer or share/copy path with visible context that the user intentionally provides.
Display trust, conversation, and natural next-step drafts without implying automatic posting.
Make the user's selected draft action visible before insertion or copy.
End the sequence with edit and post manually language so the safety model is unmistakable.
Alternatives
Fastest MVP
Paste or share post text into a mobile web tool, generate drafts, copy one, and return to the social app manually.
Best Android in-app UX
A keyboard can appear inside the X app composer, but it should launch only after mobile web activation and account gates are stable.
Best iPhone coverage
A keyboard helps in composers while a Share Extension handles post handoff; both need strict privacy and App Group boundaries.
Mobile browser fallback
Useful for people who use social sites in Safari rather than native apps, but not the fastest first MVP.
Android browser fallback
Useful for mobile browser users who prefer Firefox, while native-app users still need web copy/share or keyboard workflows.
Decision criteria
Every screenshot sequence should make manual final posting visible or impossible to miss.
Use actual product screens or approved mock screens that match shipped behavior.
Translate visible captions for supported languages while keeping product facts consistent.
Related sources
FAQ
No. Screenshots should show the drafting workflow and safety boundaries, not guaranteed outcomes.
A strong first set covers context, draft choices, insertion or copy, manual posting, privacy, and mobile web fallback.
Yes, but only for surfaces that are shipped or explicitly framed as workflow planning rather than public availability.