Roadmap

iOS keyboard + Share Extension roadmap

The iOS keyboard + Share Extension roadmap should follow mobile web and Android validation. The Share Extension should handle context capture from social apps, while the iOS keyboard helps insert selected drafts back into the composer. The roadmap should keep copy fallback, user editing, and manual final posting visible.

Last updated: July 11, 2026. Roadmap pages do not claim native app-store availability unless explicitly proven.

Strategic fit

When this roadmap matters

Use this roadmap when iOS users show real demand but one native surface cannot solve both context capture and composer insertion.

Phases

Roadmap phases and success gates

Phase 1

Phase 1: iOS demand proof

Before native build

Confirm iOS users are a strong enough segment to justify native review and permission complexity.

iOS mobile web tracking

Share intent research

Keyboard friction notes

Roadmap disclosure

Success metric: iOS mobile users generate, copy, and request a better native path.

Phase 2

Phase 2: Share Extension context path

Native context prototype

Make passing source-post context into TypeToSell easier than manual copy/paste.

Share Extension prototype

Context preview

Draft generation handoff

Privacy explanation

Success metric: Users can start from a social post and reach useful drafts with less friction.

Phase 3

Phase 3: keyboard insertion path

Composer prototype

Return selected drafts to the reply composer while preserving user review.

Keyboard insert action

Copy fallback

Manual posting reminder

Beta analytics

Success metric: Users insert, edit, and manually post selected drafts without confusion.

Risks

Roadmap risks and mitigations

Keyboard-only build

Risk: It may not solve post-context capture.

Mitigation: Pair keyboard with Share Extension.

Share-only build

Risk: It may not solve composer insertion.

Mitigation: Keep keyboard or copy fallback.

iOS too early

Risk: Native complexity can arrive before demand.

Mitigation: Require mobile web and Android learning first.

Decision gates

What proves the next phase is ready

Start iOS discovery

iOS users show mobile web usage and ask for native support.

Build Share Extension

Context capture is the main iOS friction.

Build keyboard

Composer insertion becomes the main iOS friction after context capture.

FAQ

Roadmap questions

Why combine iOS keyboard and Share Extension?

The Share Extension helps capture context, while the keyboard helps place selected drafts into the composer.

Should iOS native work come first?

Usually no. It should follow mobile web and Android validation unless iOS demand is clearly stronger.

Can iOS native workflows auto-post?

No. The user should still review, edit, and manually publish.