Texpand raised its price? Move your snippets to Nibit.

Texpand moved to $14.99 a week and started revoking unlocks people already paid for. Nibit is an Android text expander that does the same job. Type a short trigger, get the full text, in any app. You can import your Texpand library directly, so you do not start over.

Why people are switching

• No weekly fee. Free to start. Unlimited snippets are $2.99/month, $29/year, or $99 once.
• A one-time unlock that stays unlocked. Pay $99 and you are done. It does not revert later.
• No ads. The free tier has no ads and nothing that hijacks your screen.
• Your snippets stay yours. Export your whole library anytime. Local Pro features run on-device, with no server required.

Move your library in three steps

You do not have to rebuild your snippets by hand. Nibit reads Texpand backup files and converts your variables for you.

1. Export from Texpand. Open Texpand, tap the menu (the three dots), then go to Settings → Import & Export and tap Export phrases. Pick a spot on your phone you can find again and tap Save. Texpand saves a file named something like Texpand Backup - 2026-04-17.zip. This is a manual backup, separate from Google Drive sync.

2. Install Nibit. Get it from Google Play and finish setup. Your normal keyboard stays as the default. Nibit runs alongside it.

3. Import the backup into Nibit. Open Nibit, go to Settings, and find the Backup & data section. Tap Import, choose From file, and select the Texpand .zip you just saved. Your triggers work the same way afterward.

Common variables like date, time, clipboard, cursor, and fill-ins carry over automatically. Tasker variables, image and GIF attachments, and phrase lists do not transfer cleanly. The import guide has the full mapping.

More than expansion

Snippets work the way they did in Texpand. Nibit adds a few things on top:

• A second keyboard. Switch to Nibit on demand to search and browse your snippet library when you cannot remember a trigger, then switch back to your usual keyboard.
• AI transforms. Select text in any app to fix grammar, change tone, translate, or summarize.
• Smart dictation. Voice input that strips filler words and self-corrections.
• Push. Send text, links, images, and files between your devices, end-to-end encrypted.
• Clipboard history. A searchable history of what you copy, with links, emails, and phone numbers surfaced as chips.
• Quick links. One-tap launchers for URLs and searches that take a value, like a Jira ticket by ID.
• Web companion. Manage everything from a browser at app.nibit.app, with sync on Cloud Pro.

Texpand vs Nibit

Nibit's one-time $99 unlock costs less than seven weeks of Texpand. Want the full feature-by-feature breakdown? Read the detailed comparison.