Typozy is an Android text expander, reusable snippet manager and optional AI writing assistant. It helps users insert saved text and improve selected writing in supported Android apps.
Create a snippet, choose a short trigger such as “thanks”, and save the full replacement text. When the trigger is typed in a supported Android text field, Typozy can offer or perform the configured expansion. A semicolon is optional.
Guest Mode lets you use Typozy without Google Sign-In. Local snippets and settings remain on the device. Online AI usage can still be associated with an installation or guest identifier so daily limits can be applied.
Google Sign-In creates or restores a Typozy account and supports secure sessions and plan restoration. Signing in does not automatically upload your local snippet, media or action library.
The planned Free plan costs ₹0 and includes 15 snippets, 2 media shortcuts, 1 action shortcut, AI writing assistance with up to 10 AI requests per day, Google Login, Guest Mode, smart text expansion and local storage.
Premium includes unlimited snippets, media and actions, up to 200 AI requests per day, unlimited local backup and future Premium features when available. Planned pricing is ₹79/month or ₹499/year. Prices may vary by region.
Subscriptions are purchased and managed through Google Play. The price and billing terms displayed by Google Play at checkout apply. Typozy is currently in final pre-release testing, so paid plans are not publicly purchasable until the official listing is live.
Eligible users may receive Welcome Premium with up to 50 AI requests per day for a limited introductory period. It is not over-promoted and may not be available to every user or indefinitely.
The Free plan allows up to 10 AI requests per day, Welcome Premium up to 50 per day during the introductory period, and paid Premium up to 200 per day. Limits are enforced by the service and reset on its daily cycle.
Snippets, actions, media references and settings are primarily stored locally on the Android device. Google Sign-In does not itself enable cloud sync. Exported local backups should be stored securely.
When enabled, Android's Accessibility Service supports text expansion and Typozy controls in compatible text fields. Users can disable it in Typozy or Android settings. Compatibility depends on the device, Android version and target app.
No app can guarantee universal text-field compatibility. Typozy is designed for supported Android apps, but behaviour may vary with the app, keyboard, device manufacturer and Android version.
Yes. Available writing actions can include Grammar Fix, Professional, Friendly, Improve, Expand and Shorten. AI results should always be reviewed before they are sent or relied upon.
A local backup is created only when the user requests it. Premium is planned to include unlimited local backup. Backup files are not cloud sync and remain the user's responsibility to store and protect.
Use Settings → Account → Delete account in Typozy, or email support if the option is unavailable. Account deletion does not automatically erase local device content; see the dedicated deletion page for complete steps.
No. Typozy is currently Android only, and no iPhone or desktop release is announced on this website.
Typozy is in final pre-release testing. A public Play Store URL is not available yet. This website will be updated when the official listing is live.
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