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Apple-only assistant bundling an AI keyboard, chat, smart notes and transcription
Auri packs four things into one Apple-platform app: a replacement keyboard that rewrites, translates, paraphrases or fixes grammar inside any other app, a chat assistant with selectable personas and image input, a notes editor with summarise and rewrite actions, and a recorder that transcribes meetings or memos and reshapes them into summaries and to-do lists. Translation covers 26 languages and dictation many more. It ships only for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, with no Android or browser version, and the vendor states it does not store or train on what you type or say. The free tier is capped daily; Pro removes the caps.
No pricing page exists on the site. The free tier exposes nearly every feature under daily usage limits, and the Pro membership that lifts them is sold as an in-app purchase through Apple, so the amount is never published on the web.
Use tool ↗The system keyboard is what makes Auri interesting: rewriting and translation happen inside whatever app you are already typing in, rather than in a separate chat window. The catch is that the whole product is locked to Apple devices and its price is invisible until you hit the in-app paywall.
Watch out: The privacy promise is written in the assistant's first-person voice on the marketing page; the binding version is the terms, which are governed by New York law and route billing through Apple and Google.
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