@heyshrutimishra: The keyboard hasn't changed in 20 years. Apple gave us touch typing in 2007. Phones grew from 3.5 inches to 6.7 inches.…

The keyboard hasn’t changed in 20 years.

Apple gave us touch typing in 2007. Phones grew from 3.5 inches to 6.7 inches. But a third of your screen is still a passive input layer, doing nothing except waiting for you to press letters.

Acti just changed that. It turns the keyboard into an agentic interface that understands intent and executes actions directly, inside whatever app you’re already in. Hold the space bar and it pulls a Notion doc, surfaces a LinkedIn profile, or generates a mini app on the spot. The keyboard becomes the action.

What makes this interesting beyond the product is the surface it chose. The keyboard is one of the only interfaces that appears in every app on your phone. Whoever owns that layer owns a universal entry point into how people interact with AI on mobile. That’s the long game here.

This is not an AI keyboard. It’s an agentic keyboard.

Young (@callmeyoung93): The last major keyboard moment was in 2007, when Apple put the keyboard on glass.

Nearly 20 years later, we’re introducing: Acti @openacti1, the Agentic Keyboard.

Not another AI keyboard that fixes grammar. Not another voice keyboard that types faster.

An invisible agent in