Walkthrough video here:
https://youtu.be/aTBtk40pwzM

Acti’s idea is simple but useful: put AI actions directly into a keyboard, so you can run them while you’re in another app instead of switching to a separate chatbot, copying the result and pasting it somewhere else.

I’ve been trying it for a range of everyday tasks. I used an action to find Aldi special buys in Ireland, generated daily Catalan phrases to save into Apple Notes, and tried it for quick content and motivation ideas. You can also create your own actions for things you do repeatedly—for example, drafting a familiar kind of response or getting information in a specific format.

The biggest benefit for me is the convenience. When an action gives you something useful, you can work with the result right where you need it. Acti also has a wheel for quickly accessing favourite actions, along with features such as dictation and saved clips. Actions are created and refined on a phone or tablet, while the desktop app offers another way to use them.

This is an early hands-on impression, not a full test of every feature. The results can vary, and you may need to adjust an action to get exactly what you want. I also found that some daily language-practice phrases were similar, so there’s room to refine the prompts.

Overall, Acti feels like a promising tool if you regularly use AI for small, repeatable tasks and want to cut down on app-switching. Check the current AppSumo page for the latest pricing, terms and usage limits.