JustSQ: A little confused as to the setup
I'm a bit confused about the setup. On my Android device I understand that it is a keyboard replacement rather than a floating widget or accessory tool. I go into the settings. I see all of these categories (for example, "Extract what matters," and then an "Add" button). Does that mean I have to go through and add the things that I want it to be able to do? If I don't install that, will it not extract what matters? And what does that do to my Android device in terms of eating up storage and RAM?
I'm a long-time user of WisprFlow since their beta, and I've used a dozen other similar tools. All of those are pretty straightforward: you install them, you use them. With Acti, it feels quite complicated. Am I to expect that I have to add and remove constantly to get certain features?
G_Acti
Oct 30, 2026A: Hi JustS, thanks for explaining where the setup gets confusing. The Add button saves that Act to your collection so you can use it again. For example, adding “Extract what matters” puts that Act in your collection. You can then assign it to the ActiWheel or a keyboard keybind. You don’t need to keep adding and removing the same Act each time you want to use it.
I’m checking the Android storage and RAM details before giving you a figure. Your feedback also makes it clear that we need to explain this setup more simply. Thank you for pointing out exactly where it became confusing.