The privacy policy now has its own page. Go to that section
AutocompleteText expander for Android & Windows
Save the greetings, email replies and account details you type again and again. Type a shortcut like ;ty and it turns into your saved text. Keep the keyboard you already use.
Android 7.0+ · Contains ads · In-app purchases
This demo types two shortcuts for you. Tap the text field or a shortcut to stop it and try your own.
Two shortcuts, expanded.
Saved 109
Type a shortcut from the list below, or tap one.
Adds the shortcut to the field and expands it.
This demo runs only on this page. Nothing you type is saved or sent.
Save shortcuts and their text in a list, then type a shortcut in another app’s text field. You can also tap a suggestion that appears while you type.
Put a tag in your text and it fills in the moment you type. A D-day tag even counts the days to a deadline.
Saved text
Today is [MM]/[DD]/[YY].
What gets typed
Today is 10/17/2026.
The current location tag needs location permission. This web page never reads your location or clipboard.
These features are for the Android app.
Replace a shortcut right away or pick from suggestions. You can also choose what triggers it (Space, a delimiter or instantly) and add a delay.
Group phrases into folders like Work and Personal, and drag to reorder.
Create a backup file, restore it or share it with someone.
Protect your list with a 4-digit password or your fingerprint.
Turn it off in the apps where you don’t want it.
Select text in any app, tap Share, and save it to Autocomplete.
Autocomplete detects what you type so it can spot your shortcuts. The privacy policy explains exactly what is processed and how.
Jump to input detection and permissionsThe Android and Windows apps are separate. Get it from Google Play on your phone or the Microsoft Store on your PC.
Shortcuts for what you type on your phone
Shortcuts for what you type on your PC
The Android and Windows apps don’t sync with each other.
Install it from Google Play, then follow the in-app guide.
Pick something you’d never type by accident, like ;hi for a greeting you use a lot.
Choose the replacement mode and the apps to use it in.
No. Autocomplete doesn’t replace your keyboard. It uses the Android accessibility service to turn the shortcuts you save into full text. Whether it works can depend on the app’s text field, your device and your permission settings.
Read the Privacy PolicyIt’s used to detect shortcuts in other apps’ text fields and replace them with the text you saved. Dynamic shortcuts that insert your current location need a separate location permission. See the Privacy Policy for details on what is processed.
Read the Privacy PolicyThe Android app can back up your shortcut data to a file and restore it. Keep a copy of the backup file before you switch devices. This doesn’t guarantee automatic syncing or backup file compatibility between Android and Windows.
They add information that changes, like the date and time, to your saved text. You can use D-day, current location, random values, battery and storage, the clipboard and more. Check the Android app for supported tags and the permissions they need.
The features and app screens on this page are for the Android app. Check the Microsoft Store for the features and installation requirements of the Windows version. If installation doesn’t go smoothly, see the installer help.
See installer helpFeatures and screens are based on the Android app (checked October 2026). Ratings, downloads and price can change, so check the Google Play listing.