Copy text → click Start.
Inputly types it for you with natural cadence — pauses, corrections, and timing that can be tuned or learned from your own typing.
Private by design: timing stats only. Your text never leaves your device.

Click Start → 3-second countdown → Inputly types for you. Pause / Reset anytime.
Narrate live while Inputly types code, notes, walk-throughs. Pause to answer, resume where you left off.
Offload heavy typing and avoid repetitive strain. Inputly won't blast passwords or sensitive fields.
Feed live, realistic keystrokes into forms/demos instead of brittle scripted automation.
Micro-pauses, occasional typos, thinking delays — not instant paste spam.
Browsers, docs, editors, chats. If it accepts typing, Inputly can type there.
Teach Inputly your timing so it types like you.
Keystroke text never leaves your machine. Only timing stats are stored (optional).
Inputly uses whatever you just copied as the source text.
Hit Start (3-second countdown) or fire your Start hotkey immediately.
Inputly types with human rhythm and optional self-correction.
Pause / Resume anytime. Reset to kill the run. Profiles let you switch speed and “personality.”


Save different “personas” (fast/loose vs. careful/slow) and switch them with hotkeys mid-session.
Inputly auto-stops in password / financial fields.
You can add a short note acknowledging assistive typing when that matters.
Inputly simulates keystrokes. You decide when it runs, where it runs, and when it stops.
macOS / Windows will ask for accessibility permissions.
Click Start or fire your Start hotkey.
45–60 seconds is enough.
Warm-up delay ~300–500ms. Moderate jitter. Think Scale ~1.0.
No. Your text never leaves your device. Learned mode only keeps timing stats (how long you pause, etc.), not what you typed.
Anywhere you can type. Some protected fields (like password boxes) intentionally block simulated input.
Inputly is assistive software. Use it within the rules of your job/class/app.
Two. You can move activations between devices.
Secure-field detection, local-only logs.
Keyboard-only control, visible focus states, high-contrast mode.