The recent launch of ChatGPT’s API, we are delighted to announce an exciting new feature that enables users to input data using ChatGPT through the PassKeys application, now available on the AppStore. If you have not yet had the opportunity to download PassKeys, we highly recommend doing so. And for those who have already downloaded it, we encourage you to upgrade to the latest version to fully access this cutting-edge functionality.

While many people use the standard keyboard, there are many good third-party options available, so it’s worth trying out different ones.

Have you been able to download it? You can find it by searching for “PassKeys” on the App Store.

When you launch the app, the following screen will appear. Three samples will be automatically added during the initial setup (note that when existing users upgrade, samples will be added automatically, so please be aware of this).

If you’re planning on using a keyboard on iOS, you’ll need to set it up beforehand. Simply navigate to Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards and select ‘Add New Keyboard.’ From there, choose the ‘PassKeys’ option under the list of third-party keyboards.

In addition, go to Settings > PassKeys (located at the bottom) and tap “Keyboards.” Turn on “Allow Full Access” here.

Now that you’ve made it this far, open the app where you want to enter the text. Let’s try it out using the Notes app.

Simply tap the keyboard area to input the text you want to send to ChatGPT. Please note that there may be some processing time required for ChatGPT to respond.

The initial version of ChatGPT is completely free, so we encourage you to give it a try.

Our team specializes in developing smartphone apps, so please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any work requests.