Validation plan

Mobile AI reply validation plan

A mobile AI reply validation plan should validate mobile web + share/copy first because it proves demand with the fewest platform constraints. Android ReplyPilot Keyboard should be validated second when Android users show copy-back friction. iOS keyboard plus Share Extension should be validated third when iPhone users need context handoff and selected placement. Safari iOS and Firefox Android extensions should be validated later for browser-first users.

Last updated: July 11, 2026. These are roadmap validation plans, not customer outcome claims.

Validation purpose

What this plan should prove

Use this plan to turn roadmap opinion into staged evidence. Each surface should earn priority through visible context, selected draft handoff, repeat usage, friction evidence, and manual final posting comprehension.

Validation steps

How to validate the workflow

Start with mobile web

Ask mobile users to paste or share visible post context, generate three drafts, copy one selected draft, return to the social app, edit, and post manually.

Measure native friction

Tag whether repeat users complain about Android insertion, iOS context handoff, or browser-session coverage rather than weak draft quality.

Validate Android second

Move Android ReplyPilot Keyboard forward only when Android users already complete mobile web and want faster selected draft insertion.

Validate iOS third

Move iOS keyboard plus Share Extension forward only when iPhone demand and context-handoff friction are both visible.

Validate browser fallback last

Evaluate Safari iOS and Firefox Android extensions only when mobile browser social sessions are a real measured segment.

Success signals

What should prove readiness?

Copied selected drafts

Users choose one draft and copy it, proving the output is useful enough to move into the social app.

Repeat mobile sessions

Users return from a phone, proving the workflow is more than first-session curiosity.

Specific friction tags

Complaints name insertion, app switching, context handoff, or browser support rather than vague product dissatisfaction.

Manual posting clarity

Users understand TypeToSell drafts or inserts selected text while final publishing stays manual.

Decision gates

When should the roadmap move forward?

If mobile web is weak

Improve context entry, draft quality, and selected copy before native implementation begins.

If Android friction dominates

Prioritize Android ReplyPilot Keyboard after mobile web usage is proven.

If iOS context dominates

Scope iOS keyboard plus Share Extension together rather than keyboard-only work.

If browser-first usage is small

Keep Safari iOS and Firefox Android extensions as later fallback surfaces.

Risk controls

Keep validation honest

Do not validate hype

A validation page should prove workflow readiness, not customer outcome claims, revenue lift, reply-rate guarantees, rankings, ratings, reviews, or platform partnership.

Keep roadmap status clear

Android keyboard, iOS keyboard, Share Extension, Safari iOS extension, and Firefox Android extension validation should stay in roadmap language until shipped proof exists.

Preserve manual final posting

Every validation plan should keep generated drafts editable, selected by the user, and published only when the user presses the final social platform button.

FAQ

Validation questions

What should TypeToSell validate first?

Mobile web + share/copy should be validated first because it proves demand before native keyboard, Share Extension, or browser-extension complexity.

What validates Android ReplyPilot Keyboard?

Repeated Android mobile web use plus copy-back or insertion friction validates Android keyboard priority.

Are validation signals customer outcomes?

No. They are roadmap and workflow signals, not revenue, reply-rate, follower, review, or ranking claims.