QUICK COPY vs Aamil

Reply faster with Quick Copy. Save the messages, compliments, links, and phrases you use most often. Organize them into groups, then insert any reply with one tap from the Quick Copy keyboard—without leaving the app you are using. BUILT FOR QUICK REPLIES • Save and edit reusable text • Organize replies into separate groups • Reorder replies to control their keyboard position • Insert text directly from the custom keyboard • Switch groups without returning to the main app HOME SCREEN WIDGETS Add a medium or large Quick Copy widget to your Home Screen. Choose the group each widget displays, copy a saved reply, or open the add-reply popup. SIMPLE AND FAST Quick Copy keeps your saved text available through the app, keyboard, and widgets. It is ideal for social replies, customer messages, frequently shared details, and everyday text snippets. Quick Copy includes advertising. Enabling Full Access is required for the keyboard to read replies shared by the main app.

Aamil (عامل) is a private Arabic-English AI assistant that runs locally on your iPhone and Apple silicon Mac. No cloud chats. No account required. Your conversations stay on your device. Aamil is built for people who want a practical AI assistant with strong Arabic support, clean bilingual chat, and useful everyday tools while keeping privacy first. Use Aamil for: - Arabic and English conversations - Writing, rewriting, and summarizing - Prayer times, weather, Hijri date, and Zakat - Everyday questions and practical help - Fast local AI without sending your chats to the cloud Designed for Arabic-first use: - Strong Arabic and English support - Natural bilingual conversations - Right-to-left interface support - Local experience tuned for Apple devices Now also works great on Apple silicon Mac, where Aamil can use much larger local models for stronger reasoning, coding, and Arabic performance. Aamil keeps the experience simple: - Private by default - Local chat on supported devices - Helpful built-in tools - No signup, no tracking, no server-side chat history