Product update | August 2026

The latest public AiType releases focus on three small moments that happen all day: keeping up when you type quickly, finding the emoji you meant, and polishing a message without leaving the keyboard.

Responsive typingFast taps stay immediate on the iPhone and Android keyboards.
Better emoji resultsCommon searches put the expected emoji first.
Rewrite nearbyMake selected text clearer, shorter, warmer, or more professional.

Fast typing stays responsive

AiType is built to keep the keyboard feeling like a keyboard. The latest mobile releases focus on immediate character entry during quick two-thumb typing, while suggestions and AI tools continue working around it.

That means the main action stays simple: type normally, use a suggestion when it helps, and ignore it when it does not.

Common emoji searches now lead with the expected result

Emoji search is more useful when the obvious result appears first. In the current iPhone and Android releases, common searches are ranked more directly. For example:

This change is deliberately narrow. It improves familiar searches without turning every word suggestion into an emoji.

Rewrite stays one tap away

Rewrite helps when the message is already there but the tone is not. Select the text, open Rewrite, and choose a clearer, shorter, warmer, or more professional version. You can review the result before you send it.

Voice dictation works alongside the same flow. Tap Mic, speak naturally, then tap Stop. AiType transcribes and cleans the text so you can review it in the app you are already using.

Platform scope: responsive two-thumb typing and emoji-first search are iPhone and Android keyboard updates. AiType voice dictation and AI cleanup also remain available on Mac and Windows.

Available now on mobile

These changes are documented in the public releases dated August 5, 2026: AiType 1.6.34 on iPhone and AiType 1.6.52 on Android. Store rollout timing can vary by account and region.

Try the latest AiType keyboard

Download AiType for iPhone or Android and use it in the apps where you already write.