Stop typing the same thing twice. Or ever again.
Nibit is a second keyboard for Android. Switch to it for snippets, transforms, and push. It hands you back to Gboard when you're done.
Works alongside Gboard·No account needed
REAL APP FOOTAGE
A true Android IME. Accessibility helps spot triggers, not fake a keyboard overlay.
Switch in for an action; Nibit hands you right back. Muscle memory intact.
Local features run on-device. Push is end-to-end encrypted.
Six superpowers. One switch away.
Every tool follows the same contract: switch in, act, switch back.
Your addresses, replies, and boilerplate, one keystroke away.
Anything you type more than once becomes a trigger. Placeholders fill in names, dates, and clipboard contents at expansion time. Import your library from Raycast or Texpand in two taps.
→ 2847 Oak Street, Unit 4. Park in the lot behind the building. Free after 5, or street parking on Oak works too.
Talk naturally. Nibit cleans it up.
Filler words removed, self-corrections handled. You get clean prose, not a transcript, ready to send.
→ I'll be about 20 minutes late.
Highlight text. Make it better.
Casual to professional, fix grammar, translate. In place, in any app. Deterministic transforms run free and on-device.
→ Apologies, I won't be able to make it.
Send it to your phone. It's already in your keyboard.
Push the WiFi password, an address, or a file from your laptop. It lands in the Push tab of your keyboard, ready to paste into any app. End-to-end encrypted, both directions.
Fill in the blank. Jump straight there.
Quick links take arguments. Type the missing piece and Nibit builds the URL. Search Maps, open a Linear issue, or jump to a GitHub PR without ever opening the app first.
Your clipboard, organized.
Android forgets your clipboard after an hour. Nibit doesn't. Links, phone numbers, addresses, and dates are detected automatically and surfaced as one-tap actions.
Dinner Thursday at 7pm! We're at 3421 Maple Ave, Suite 200. Call me at (415) 555-0142 if you get lost. Menu: https://maple-bistro.com
Bring your library with you.
Nibit speaks Raycast's snippet and quicklink format natively, same placeholder syntax and all. Texpand users can import via CSV.
Start free. Upgrade when it sticks.
Free
Free
- Snippets: Unlimited
- Quick Links: Unlimited
- Clipboard items: 500
- Clipboard retention: Unlimited
- Built-in transforms: ✓
- Smart Dictation: ×
- Custom AI Transforms: ×
- Cross-device sync: ×
- Push: ×
- Web dashboard: ×
Cloud Pro
$5.99/mo
- Snippets: Unlimited
- Quick Links: Unlimited
- Clipboard items: 500
- Clipboard retention: Unlimited
- Built-in transforms: ✓
- Smart Dictation: ✓
- Custom AI Transforms: ✓
- Cross-device sync: ✓
- Push: ✓
- Web dashboard: ✓
| Recommended | ||
| Free | Cloud Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $5.99/mo or $59/yr | |
| Snippets | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Quick Links | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Clipboard items | 500 | 500 |
| Clipboard retention | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Built-in transforms | ✓ | ✓ |
| Smart Dictation | × | ✓ |
| Custom AI Transforms | × | ✓ |
| Cross-device sync | × | ✓ |
| Push | × | ✓ |
| Web dashboard | × | ✓ |
| Get started | Get Cloud Pro |
Questions, answered.
- No. Nibit is a secondary keyboard. You keep Gboard (or whatever you use). Switch to Nibit when you need it, and it auto-switches back when you're done.
- Yes. Nibit is a real Android keyboard (IME), not an overlay. It works wherever you type.
- Push uses end-to-end encryption. On-device features process everything locally. Nothing leaves your phone unless you tell it to.
- Yes. Free includes unlimited snippets and quick links, 500 clipboard items with unlimited retention, and built-in on-device transforms.
- Free includes snippets, quick links, clipboard history, and built-in on-device transforms. Cloud Pro adds hosted AI dictation and transforms, cross-device sync, Push, web dashboard access, and managed cloud services.
- Your snippets and settings stay on your device. You lose access to cloud sync and AI features, but nothing is deleted.
- That's the point. Nibit works alongside your existing keyboard, not instead of it.
- Clipboard capture is most reliable while Nibit is the active keyboard. When another keyboard is open, Android limits clipboard access, so Nibit may miss some copies.
- Accessibility access is how Nibit detects your snippet triggers in any app and expands them automatically. It also lets optional clipboard history save selected text when you use a visible Copy action. No accessibility data leaves your device.
- Nibit is a real Android keyboard (IME). To show the Nibit interface for snippets, dictation, transforms, and more, Android requires it to be registered as an input method. Your existing keyboard stays as the default — you only switch to Nibit when you need it.
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