Auri.AI

I’ve been using Auri AI as my primary keyboard for over a month now as one of the beta testers. (No, I’m not getting paid for this, I simply love cool new apps.) While autocomplete still has ways to go to get to Apple’s level, the AI features are absolutely mind-blowing. I use the “magic” grammar correction all the time, and I find it much easier than going through every mistake like with other keyboards. My second most used feature is translation. While it sounds banal–why not just open google translate–the ability to tap a button and get the instant perfect translation right on iMessage or WhatsApp is a much better experience than copy-pasting your message and switching between the apps. The “chat with Auri” feature is very convenient too! It’s basically like having ChatGPT on your iPhone without all the hassle. I don’t use rewriting or replying to emails much, but when I do, they work as intended. Overall, there are some things to improve, but I still love it, and not going back to any other keyboard any time soon!

I can write to the point where I can do this for a long way from the beginning and the first. My writing skills have developed over time, allowing me to express myself effectively and coherently. From the start of my journey as a writer, I have honed my abilities and continue to improve with every word I write. With each piece I create, I strive to convey my thoughts and ideas with precision and clarity. Writing has become second nature to me, and I am determined to keep pushing forward, exploring new styles and genres. I am confident in my ability to captivate readers and convey the intended message through my writing. As I embark on this writing journey, I am excited to see where it will lead me and how far I can go.

I’m still testing with the free version. What has particularly peaked my interest and may well push me to buy the annual subscription is the ability to translate my voice notes to text. Very impressive feature as I often can’t stop to write down my thoughts but can make a quick voice note on my Apple Watch. In the past I had to manually transcribe and that often meant these voice notes went by the wayside. Now being able to upload them, I can store them as a brain dump and then organize and upload to my documents from there. The only downside to this app is there is only an IOS version of this program so I can’t use this on my PC or my tablet. I do however use CHATGPT, which cannot translate voice notes. This one feature leaves me caught between CHATGPT and this program in terms of whom I’m going to subscribe with. Definitely first world problems that I’ll work out soon. Hopefully one day this app will be available for Windows/Android as well.