Small fixes. • The rating prompt behaves properly now. If you tapped "Not now" once, the app used to never ask again - and some of you were marked as having rated when the prompt never actually appeared. • Tapping Rate in Settings takes you straight to the App Store review page instead of doing nothing.
Fast Reply now stays open after you insert. If you send several saved replies in a row, the keyboard no longer kicks you back to the system keyboard after each one - and it reopens right where you left off, in the same folder. What used to take ten trips through the globe key is now one. • Fixed the scrolling and tap problems some of you hit in 2.0. The keyboard was running out of memory and stalling; it now uses about 20% less, and taps near the right edge register properly. • "Return to main keyboard" and the other keyboard settings work without granting Full Access. They were quietly stuck before. • New: show titles only, if you'd rather see more replies at once and skip the message previews. Settings › Keyboard. • Dark mode fixes, bigger tap targets, and a fill-in-the-blanks screen that no longer hides its title.
Fast Reply 2.0 is a big one. • A real typing keyboard. Fast Reply is now a keyboard you can type on, not just a list you tap. • Autotext. Give a reply a short trigger like omw, type it in any app, and it expands into the whole message. Any blanks it has, it asks for next. • Fill-in-the-blank variables. One reply, personalized every time you send it. • AI Assist. Reword any reply warmer, shorter, or more polished in a tap. • iCloud sync. Your replies on every device, always current. • Attachments. Keep a logo, price sheet, or link with a reply. • Smart collections and batch tools to organize a big library fast. • Now in English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese. • A cleaner keyboard and a lot of polish throughout. Your existing replies stay exactly as they were, and stay free to use. Nothing to migrate.