Translation, your way. - Translation Prompt: tell T2Board how to translate your dictation — "prefer British spellings", "keep medical terms exact". Set it once in the app; it shapes every translation from then on. - Copy and paste on the composer: the clipboard button is now a menu, so you can take a dictated draft out as easily as you paste one in. - Quick Prompts open as a real system menu when you hold Send — and the Send key no longer looks stuck after you use one. - The keyboard follows light and dark mode changes instantly. - Dictation is more resilient when a connection stalls mid-recording. Plus general polish and fixes.

The keyboard opens instantly — and translation is ready out of the box. - Translate is set up from the start. Hold the space bar, speak, and drop onto Translate — no trip to Settings first. Change the language any time from the ＋ menu. - The keyboard opens the moment you tap. No pause before the keys appear, and no full-screen grey flash over the app you were in. - Hold-to-talk targeting is far more forgiving: each release target now claims the whole column above it, with a haptic tick as you cross between them — so you can pick one without looking. - Haptics work while you're recording. iOS was silencing them device-wide the moment the mic opened. - Dictation shows how long you've been talking, on the Dynamic Island, the Lock Screen and the compact pill. - Long replies stream more smoothly, and the longer the reply the more you'll notice it. - Messages are a touch easier to read, and the keyboard now wears Talk2View's colours — the Send key, the mic and your own messages included. - Reading a reply with the AI section hidden? There's a way back to the keys now, without un-hiding it. - Filipino joins the translation languages. Plus general polish and fixes.

Typing that stays out of your way. - The keyboard no longer quits mid-sentence. If it ever vanished on you while you were typing, that's fixed — and next-character prediction is back on. - Autocorrect knows more of your words: it now draws on the same dictionary the system keyboard uses, plus the names you'd expect us to get right. - Speak one language, send another: hold to talk and drop onto Translate to get your words in any of the languages we now support. Searchable lists, and a shortcut straight to them from the ＋ menu. - Start typing to the AI and the logo turns into an 'X' - one tap clears the field. - Done reading a reply? Tap the field you were typing in and the keys come straight back. - A clearer plan picker: one plan with a credit choice, monthly by default, and annual pricing spelled out before you commit. Plus general polish and fixes.

Fixes and polish: - Fixed a bug where the Subscribe buttons could appear disabled for accounts created on older versions. If you ever hit this, it now fixes itself — no action needed. - The keyboard's + menu now shows your AI model, dictation model, and dictation language at a glance — tap any of them to jump straight to the right setting. - Under-the-hood reliability improvements.

The answer lands right where you're typing. - Insert: every AI reply now has an Insert button next to Copy—tap it and the text drops straight into the field you're writing in. No more copy and paste. - The send key now reads "Send"—and holding it still applies your Quick Prompts. - Tap the Ask Talk2View bar while reading a reply, and the keys come straight back for your follow-up. - Long answers scroll to the end on their own, so Insert is always in reach. - Voice, with receipts: the recording panel now shows the speech model and language in use, and the + menu jumps straight to either setting. - A brand-new guided setup: new users take a two-minute test drive—switch keyboards, ask a first question, and Insert the answer. Plus general polish and fixes.

Talking to your keyboard is now the fastest way to type. - Hold the spacebar and speak—let go, and your words are typed right where you are. Or slide to Ask AI, and the answer streams into the chat. - Tap the mic for the new voice panel: record first, then convert to text, translate any language into English, or send it to the AI. - Live dictation: flip it on in Keyboard settings and watch your words appear as you speak (English). - Replies now finish on their own—switch apps or close the keyboard mid-answer, and the full reply is waiting when you come back. - New in the app: a What's New feed with short demo clips, so you can see each feature in action. Plus general polish and fixes.

Your AI can now see what you're looking at. - Take a screenshot, and a "Use your screenshot?" chip pops up right above the keyboard—tap it and ask away. Perfect for "how do I reply to this?" - Or grab it anytime: tap + and choose "Last screenshot". T2Board only ever reads your newest screenshot, only when you ask, and only after you've given permission in the app. - Attaching photos and files from your library is now part of Basic and Pro. Screenshot attachments stay free for everyone. - Fixed: long pasted or dictated drafts now scroll properly in the composer, and the screenshot chip no longer lingers while attaching.

The big one: dictation that never makes you leave the app you're typing in. - Tap the new mic button, speak, tap the check—your words are typed right at your cursor, in any app or in the AI composer. No more bouncing to T2Board and back. - T2Board keeps the mic ready in the background (that's the orange indicator). Audio is discarded unless you're dictating, and it switches itself off after 8 hours unused. - A live pill in the Dynamic Island shows Dictation is on, turns red while you speak, and puts a power button on your Lock Screen to switch it all off. - Speak your language: auto-detect just works, or pick one of 19 languages in Settings → Keyboard. - One switch for everything: the new Dictation toggle on the home screen turns the feature on or off, instantly.

Subscriptions are here—plus your favorite prompts on speed dial and a keyboard that feels truly native. - Upgrade in the app: choose Basic or Pro (monthly or yearly) for a bigger AI allowance. Already subscribed on the web? Your plan appears as soon as you sign in. - See where you stand: a new usage meter shows how much of your monthly allowance you've used and when it resets. - Quick Prompts: save the instructions you repeat—"fix my grammar", "make it friendly"—then hold Send to apply one to your message. - A truly native composer: place the cursor, select words, and use the edit menu exactly like any Apple text field. - Sturdier chat: scroll from anywhere, and if the connection drops mid-reply your partial answer stays on screen with a Retry button. Plus fixes: reconnecting Calendly now lets you pick a different account, and interrupted replies no longer leave a blank message.

Choose your AI model in the app, get set up in seconds, and enjoy steadier typing. - Choose your model: pick GPT, Claude, Gemini and more in the app—your keyboard uses your choice everywhere, and you can see or switch it from the "+" menu. - Up and running fast: a new guided walkthrough turns on the keyboard and shows what it can do, so you're set in a few taps. - Copy your own messages: a Copy button now appears on the messages you send—grab and reuse them in a tap. - A cleaner keyboard when you want it: tap the eye to hide the Talk2View bar and type as usual, then tap again to bring it back. - Steadier typing: the keyboard keeps a constant height and lands your taps more accurately, with smoother resizing. Plus time-zone-aware answers for scheduling, a fix for integration status after you sign in, and the usual fixes.

Answers from the web you can verify, actions you approve, and a clearer way to choose your model. - See where web answers come from: when the AI draws on the web, it now lists its sources—tap any to open it. - You're in control: before the AI runs an action like a web search or scheduling, it asks with a quick Yes/No right in the chat. - Connect Calendly (Beta): link your Calendly so the AI can set up meetings without leaving the conversation. - Smarter resizing: the keyboard grows on its own when your message runs past one line, then settles back—no reaching for the handle. - Clearer model picker: each model now shows its relative cost and a short description, so you can pick the right one at a glance. Plus more accurate autocomplete, calmer typing (keys no longer vibrate), and the usual fixes.

Bring your files into the conversation—and grab any reply in a tap. - Attach photos, PDFs, and files so the AI can answer with your context in mind. - Copy any AI response with a single tap—no more fiddly text selection. A quick "Copied" confirms it worked. - Voice and attachments now share one tidy "+" menu, so everything's a tap away. Plus general polish and fixes.

Smarter, smoother typing—now with autocorrect. - Autocorrect & suggestions: typos get fixed as you type, with a suggestion bar so you can tap the right word. Prefer to type it your way? Switch it off anytime in Settings. - One-tap paste: a new paste button in the AI box drops your clipboard text right where your cursor is. - Smoother switching: moving between your app's text field and the AI box is more reliable, so your words land where you mean them. Plus general polish and fixes.

More room to work, and clearer control over where your words go. - Pull the grab handle to make the keyboard taller—read more of your AI conversation or write longer prompts, then collapse it back. We remember your choice. - Tap to switch between typing into the app and asking the AI. A glowing outline marks the AI box, so your words always land where you mean them. - Jump to Talk2View plans and pricing from the home screen to raise your usage limit. Plus general polish and fixes.

Renamed from 'T2Board' to 'T2Board by Talk2View'.

Choose any AI model, grouped by provider The model picker now shows every model available to you — across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter and more — neatly grouped by provider, so switching models is faster and clearer. Works on more iPhones T2Board now supports iPhone running iOS 18.6 and later, so you can use it on many more devices. Thanks for using T2Board! Keep the feedback coming.

Version 1.1 • Formatted responses. The AI's replies now render bold, italic, headings, bullet and numbered lists, code blocks, and inline code — so structured answers are actually readable instead of showing raw asterisks and hashes. • Selectable messages. Drag inside any message bubble to select just the part you want, then Copy or Look Up like in any iOS text view.