Acti Reviews

I've just started using the keyboard on my Android Pixel 11 PRO and i have to say that i've been positively impressed. I'm not yet going full in with the automation, there' s indeed a small learning curve, nothing major.
Even if you don't need all the AI stuff, the keyboard has some basic settings related to UI like increasing text button and using the spacebar to move between letters (seems a silly thing but it improves daily UX massively!!)
I think that the Acti contributed by members are good but i would make sure they're not overlapping, for example to book a GCalendar meeting there are like 10 Acti which is redundant and bloat the experience.
Said that i'll be testing further and and potentially upgrading before it ends!
Keep it up!

Tier 4 on Android + Windows. Voice input is the standout: long dictation with pauses and filler words comes out clean, mixed languages hold up, and using my phone as the PC mic is now my default setup. Acts built through the Act Builder Agent took minutes and no code. The weak point is onboarding — nothing explains how Acts, Acti AI and Clips fit together or what a run costs in credits, so my first week was guesswork. Windows is still early beta. 5 tacos, but budget a week to learn it.

I really like the idea of having AI assistance directly where I type, without constantly switching between apps. The voice features and customizable actions are especially useful. A promising tool with great potential!

I've been exploring Acti and I think there's something genuinely interesting here. The idea of bringing AI directly into the keyboard instead of constantly switching between different apps is a very practical one.

I particularly like the concept of creating custom Acts for repetitive tasks. Being able to trigger an action while you're already typing could save quite a bit of time once you get your workflows set up. The voice input and text assistance features are also nice additions.

What I appreciate is that Acti is trying to rethink how we interact with AI, rather than just offering another chatbot with a different interface.

That said, it's not quite a frictionless experience yet. There's a bit of a learning curve, especially when figuring out how to create, customize and use Acts effectively. I also think the onboarding could be better. Short, practical video tutorials showing real-world use cases would make a big difference.

Some of the keyboard experience could use further refinement too. Accuracy and text prediction are areas where there's still room for improvement, particularly compared with more established keyboards.

Overall, though, I like the direction the team is taking. There's a lot of potential here, and it's encouraging to see a product trying something different. I think Acti could become a genuinely useful everyday productivity tool as it matures.

Not perfect yet, but definitely an interesting product to keep an eye on. Looking forward to seeing how it develops!

I tested the keyboard for several days, and I liked it
I already use several similar apps with quick access directly on my monitor and editable custom prompts (Act has this feature too), so I have something to compare Acti with.

Overall, text dictation works about 90% of the time.

Sometimes the app deletes parts of the text, such as coordinating conjunctions, or adds them where they do not really fit. Still, it performs quite well overall, especially considering that they have only just launched.

What I did not like was the very poor recognition of names within a single text, for example, company names. During one minute of dictation, I mentioned the same company four times, and all four versions of its name came out differently. In one case, it was even written in another language.

Will I keep using it? So far, there is no definite answer.

It seems like a genuinely high-quality app and a great replacement for the standard keyboard. However, the uncertainty around future credit usage after they introduce the personal agent and MCP concerns me.

I purchased the second tier for testing, and I am still deciding whether it makes sense to move to a higher plan given the complete lack of clarity.
There is no guarantee that the credits included in the fourth plan will not run out in ten days of use, or even sooner.

Based on everything described above, I was torn between three and four tacos. For now, I am giving it 4 tacos. I will continue testing Acti and update my review later.

I especially liked how the app is implemented on PC.