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Start with your keyboard.
Use Text Resurrect to write in supported text fields. Suggestions, autocorrect, and easy-to-reach punctuation help with the everyday typing.
A second chance for your writing
Your words.
Worth
keeping.
The message you rewrote. The idea you almost lost. Meet the Android keyboard that helps you find your saved words and pick up where you left off.
Coming soon for Android. Currently in testing.
Illustrated keyboard demo—not a recording of the app. Actual appearance may differ.
Read the video description
A long community post is already written and scrolled near its end. The keyboard adds “Thank you!” The draft disappears. The saved post is opened in history and copied back into the draft. Text Resurrect can recover only text it saved that is still in its history.
From lost thought to next sentence
Less rewriting.
More moving forward.
Text Resurrect combines an everyday keyboard with a local text history. When a saved draft is still in your history, you can bring those words back.
FIND
Return to your words.
Open your saved history to find writing captured while you used the keyboard. A lost draft doesn't always mean starting over.
KEEP
Make it useful again.
Copy text back where you need it, share an entry, or mark something important to keep. Delete entries you're finished with.
A keyboard for the writing
you do every day.
Messages, ideas, replies, and everything in between.
- Word suggestions
- Autocorrect
- Auto-capitalization
- Hold-to-delete
- Light & dark themes
- Copy & share
Text Resurrect cannot recover text from before it was enabled or text typed with another keyboard. Supported fields, retention settings, and storage limits determine what is available in your history.
When the app launches
A few steps.
A fresh start.
Text Resurrect works as your Android keyboard. You'll choose when to enable it and can switch keyboards through Android.
Install Text Resurrect.
Once the app is available, the official Google Play link will appear here. Already testing? Use the build and instructions provided to you.
Enable and select the keyboard.
Follow the app's setup instructions to enable Text Resurrect in Android settings, then select it as your active keyboard.
Try it with a short practice message.
Type some non-sensitive sample text, open the app's history, and check how to copy, keep, and delete an entry.
Good questions
Before you
start typing.
Can it recover something I already lost?
Only if that text was saved while you were using Text Resurrect and the entry is still in its history. It cannot retrieve old writing from before installation or text entered through another keyboard.
Do I need to use its keyboard?
Yes. Text Resurrect's recovery history is built from supported text entered through the Text Resurrect keyboard.
Where do I find my saved writing?
Open Text Resurrect to browse its local history. You can copy or share an entry, mark it to keep, or delete it.
Is it available for iPhone?
The current app is being developed for Android. There is no iPhone release available at this time.
Can I download it now?
Text Resurrect is currently in testing. This page will link to its official Google Play listing when the release is available.
How can I get help?
Call Adam at (269) 425-9505 and mention Text Resurrect, or visit the Support page.
Coming soon for Android
Give your words
a second chance.
We're putting Text Resurrect through its paces.
Check back here for the official release.