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Version 1.2.2 · 2024-10-22
Fixed the issue where AI requests stopped working after upgrading to the Pro plan.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.2, updated 2024-10-22.








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Welcome aboard TypeAce, your Ultimate AI Keyboard Companion for your everyday tasks. It is important to note that TypeAce is designed to be a "companion" for your keyboard rather than replacing the keyboard you are using. The Apple native keyboard is excellent on its own, and TypeAce simply fills in the gaps to make the iOS keyboard experience more comprehensive, productive, and efficient.
TypeAce offers an array of powerful features, including built-in ChatGPT, Text-To-Speech, Text-To-English, Google Translate, and Saved Paste, all designed to assist you in your daily activities, whether you're jotting notes, crafting social media posts, responding to emails, or using any other app.
Here's what you can expect from TypeAce:
Built-In ChatGPT: Think of TypeAce as your intelligent co-pilot, always ready to assist.…
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Fixed the issue where AI requests stopped working after upgrading to the Pro plan.
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