Step 1
Capture the post text
Use paste, share sheet text, or manual copy to move visible post context into the mobile web generator.
TypeToSell playbook
Mobile web share/copy AI reply playbook
How to validate mobile AI reply demand with a fast mobile web workflow before native keyboard complexity.
The fastest mobile AI reply workflow is mobile web + share/copy: paste or share post text into TypeToSell, generate three drafts, copy the best one, return to the social app, edit, and post manually. This validates demand before building Android keyboards, iOS keyboards, Share Extensions, or mobile browser extensions.
Last updated: July 11, 2026. This workflow is for AI-assisted drafting, not automatic posting.
Steps
Follow the workflow
Step 2
Generate three drafts
Create trust, conversation, and natural next-step options so the user can choose the right pressure level.
Step 3
Copy one draft
The user copies the draft that best fits the post, not the most aggressive CTA.
Step 4
Return to the social app
Paste the draft into X, Reddit, or Facebook, then edit it in the native composer.
Step 5
Measure copy behavior
Track paste starts, generation success, copied drafts, repeat use, trial starts, and complaints about copy-back friction.
Examples
What to do in common scenarios
Best first use
MVP channel
Validate mobile reply demand without app-store review or keyboard permissions.
Best later use
Android keyboard
Improve native app composer flow after mobile web proves the job is valuable.
Best later use
iOS Share Extension
Improve context handoff after mobile demand and copy behavior are proven.
Mistakes
Avoid these failure modes
Building native first
Native keyboard work can hide whether people actually want mobile reply drafting.
Separate billing
Mobile should reuse the same account, quota, and Stripe plan model.
Auto-posting drift
Mobile should still keep final editing and posting manual.
No measurement
Without copied-draft and repeat-use data, native roadmap choices become guesswork.
FAQ
Playbook questions
Why start with mobile web share/copy?
It validates demand, copying behavior, account gates, quota, and billing before native keyboard complexity.
Is mobile web enough for X app replies?
It is enough for an MVP because users can copy back manually. A keyboard can improve the flow later.
Should mobile reply tools auto-post?
No. The mobile workflow should keep final editing and posting manual.