Workflow

iOS keyboard + Share Extension workflow

The iOS ReplyPilot workflow should pair a keyboard with a Share Extension after mobile web and Android validation. The Share Extension can pass post context into TypeToSell, while the keyboard helps insert selected drafts back into the composer. The user still reviews, edits, and manually posts the final reply.

Last updated: July 11, 2026. This workflow keeps the final public post manual.

Use case

When to use this workflow

Use this workflow when iOS demand is proven and the product needs a more reliable way to move post context between social apps and the reply assistant.

Steps

Step-by-step workflow

Step 1

Share post context

Use the iOS Share Extension when the source app makes sharing or copying easier than manual paste.

Step 2

Generate drafts in TypeToSell

Create three platform-aware drafts from the shared context and saved Marketing Brain.

Step 3

Select a reply angle

Pick trust, conversation, or natural next step based on the post's buyer stage.

Step 4

Return through keyboard or copy

Use the keyboard or copy flow to place the selected draft into the composer.

Step 5

Review before posting

Edit for voice and press the final social platform button manually.

Alternatives

Compare the process tradeoffs

iOS keyboard only

Tradeoff: May struggle when users need to pass rich context from the source post.

Recommendation: Pair with Share Extension for context capture.

Share Extension only

Tradeoff: Good for capture, weaker for insertion back into the composer.

Recommendation: Pair with keyboard or copy fallback.

Mobile web first

Tradeoff: Simpler and faster for validation.

Recommendation: Keep it as the required first step.

Decision rules

When to choose each path

iOS users need context capture

Add Share Extension.

iOS users need composer speed

Add keyboard support.

Validation is still weak

Keep improving mobile web before native iOS work.

FAQ

Workflow questions

Why pair iOS keyboard with Share Extension?

The keyboard helps insertion, while the Share Extension helps capture context from the source app.

Should iOS come before Android?

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

Does this workflow auto-post?

No. The user reviews and manually posts the selected reply.