Quick Docs Keyboard vs MarzsAI

Access your most important documents in two taps—directly from your keyboard. Quick Docs Keyboard transforms your frequently sent files into a fluid, horizontal library available inside any app. Whether you’re emailing a resume, texting a portfolio, or uploading an ID, do it instantly without ever leaving your chat. Why Quick Docs? Universal Access: Works in WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, iMessage, and more. Two-Tap Delivery: No more switching apps or hunting through cloud folders. Instant PDF Conversion: Have a PDF? Don't worry. We automatically convert your PDF pages into high-quality images, so you can share them even in apps that don't support file attachments or do not allow Pasting of PDF Files. Privacy First: Built with a Zero-Knowledge Architecture. Your sensitive documents never leave your device’s secure enclave. Seamless Organization: A sleek, horizontal scroll UI designed for speed. Perfect For: Job Seekers: Send your Resume and Cover Letter in seconds. Creatives: Share your Portfolio or Rate Card instantly. Travelers: Keep your Passport copy or ID at your fingertips. Professionals: Quick access to CV, Invoices and more. Get started for FREE: Store up to 5 documents and create 5 shortcuts at no cost. Go Pro: Unlock unlimited storage and shortcuts with a Pro subscription. Subscriptions are available on a monthly or yearly basis and will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase.

No account. No sign-in. Just ask. MarzsAI is a chat assistant for iPhone. There is nothing to create and nothing to log into. Open it and type. WHAT IT DOES Ask a question and it answers, a word at a time as the reply is written. Your conversations are stored only on this phone, and you can search back through every one of them. Ask for somewhere nearby and it searches without leaving the chat. Coffee, a hardware store, somewhere to eat. You get what it found with the distance to each one, and you can call the place or get directions from the same card. Say no to location and you type a town or a ZIP code instead. The search works the same either way. It remembers what is worth remembering between conversations. What you do, who is in your family, the thing you are allergic to. You can read the whole list in Settings, change any line of it, and delete any of it whenever you want. It is kept on this phone and in your own iCloud if you have iCloud turned on. It keeps a few other things for you. Vehicles, with what each one cost and what you have spent on it since. Trips, which can pull in the photos you already took over the days you pick and show where and when each was taken. Reminders, which arrive as notifications. When the assistant spots a vehicle, a trip or a reminder in what you said, it offers to add it, and nothing is added until you tap it. Two models to answer with. Considered takes longer and reasons further. Quick answers sooner and is better for short questions. You choose in Settings and you can change it whenever. Scan a page with the camera, or attach a PDF or a text file, and ask about it. Before a document's words are sent, you see exactly what will go, and a scan's picture never leaves this phone. Your files live in Digital Files, where pictures, PDFs and text open right inside the app. WHAT LEAVES THIS PHONE To write a reply, the app sends your message text to OpenRouter, which passes it to a model provider. Anything you save to memory is sent with it. Those are your words, handled by a company that is not us, and there is no version of this app that answers without it. Seven things leave this phone: your messages, the photos you attach to them, the area around you when you ask for somewhere nearby, which subscription you pick if you buy one, the record of that subscription, a number that stands for this copy of the app so your messages can be counted, and the internet address your phone connects from. Nothing else does. No advertising, no tracking, and nothing about what you tap. Asking for somewhere nearby goes to Apple's map service to run the search, and never to the model provider. Buying a subscription goes through the App Store, so your name, your address and your card never reach us. All of this is written out on first launch, before you agree to anything, and in full in the privacy policy. WHAT IT COSTS 25 messages a month, free. 500 a month with a subscription, and the first month is free if you have not had a trial before. Everything else in the app stays free. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/