How to Use AI on Your Smartphone in 1 Second
How to Use AI on Your Smartphone in 1 Second
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99% of people waste time on their smartphones, but the top 1% of 'AI Natives' make time with theirs.
In today's video, I'm revealing all the secrets of the 5 'Mobile AI Workflows' I've mastered over 6 years as a PM at an AI startup, which can boost your work efficiency by over 5 times using just your smartphone. Instead of complex theories, I've packed this with practical tips you can use immediately after the video ends. From 'Drag to Ask,' 'Instant Content Analysis,' to 'Creating Your Own AI Remote,' check out the secrets that will make your smartphone truly 'smart' right now.
🕒 Timeline 00:00 Is Your Smartphone a Productivity Tool or a Time Waster? 02:00 [Tip #1] A Revolution in Information Seeking: Drag to Ask 04:30 [Tip #2] Summarize a 30-Page PDF in 5 Minutes: Instant Content Analysis 07:30 [Tip #3] Raise Your Own AI Assistant: The Prompt Autocomplete Keyboard 12:30 [Tip #4] Summon AI Without Lifting a Finger: Pocket Voice Command Launcher 16:00 [Tip #5] Connect All Your Apps to AI: Smart Context Commander (Template Shared) 19:00 The Single Most Important Principle to Becoming an 'AI Native'
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A hidden feature 99% of iPhone users don't know about...
#shorts #iPhoneTips #ChatGPT Copy and paste? Not anymore. Just one 'drag' like this, and AI analyzes everything for you.
The insane way to summon AI from any app Summarize, reply, and even translate in one go from any app with just the 'Share' button! I'll reveal how to create your own all-in-one AI remote in the full video.
I just typed 'zz' on my keyboard and... #shorts #WorkAutomation #Prompt Don't type the same AI commands over and over. I'll show you how to embed your own AI assistant into your keyboard in the full video.
Alright, subscribers. As you requested, I've more than doubled the script's length to create a packed video well over 15 minutes, filled with in-depth explanations and specific use-case scenarios for each tip, plus rich insights from a non-developer/planner/PM perspective. I'll show you what 20 years of seasoned expertise really looks like.
First killer tip: Drag to Ask - A Revolution in Information Seeking
Alright, the first tip is a real game-changer: 'Drag to Ask'. This technique is more than just a convenient feature; it's a revolutionary habit that fundamentally changes the way we search for and consume information in a mobile environment. What it does is eliminate the entire cumbersome process of seeing an image or text you want to analyze while browsing the web, long-pressing to copy it, going to the home screen, opening the ChatGPT app, starting a new chat, pasting it, and typing a prompt—all with a single, intuitive action: 'drag and drop'.
Let me show you right now. I'm currently reading a tech blog from overseas and I've found a very complex-looking graph. It shows the software engineering task performance of LLMs, or Large Language Models, over time. The text is too small and there are so many data points that it's really hard to grasp at a glance. In the past, I would have taken a screenshot, saved it to my photo album, and then zoomed in or looked it up again on my PC later. But now, this is what I do.
I long-press the graph image with one finger. You can see the image lift slightly from the background, right? While holding it, I use another finger to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to go to the home screen. Then I open the ChatGPT app, which I've already placed on my dock. And I simply 'drag and drop' the image I'm still holding right into the chat window.
From now on, perform the following tasks on the image I attach:
- Provide a summary in five key bullet points.
- Transcribe all readable text from the image verbatim. If it's hard to read, say 'unreadable'.
- Extract all specific information like dates, prices, links, and numbers.
- If this is an app or website UI, provide step-by-step instructions to achieve the screen's main goal.
- Do not guess if the text is unclear; instead, ask me to zoom in or re-upload it."
...a very precisely designed prompt is automatically entered.
Second killer tip: Instant Content Analysis - The Escape from Document Hell If the first tip was a micro-level technique for handling bits of images and text, the second one is a macro-level technique for instantly processing huge 'chunks of content' like entire websites, long emails, or multi-page PDFs. It's the ultimate move that will save PMs, planners, and marketers from the 'document hell' we all know too well.
Let's imagine a scenario. It's Monday morning, and you get an email from your boss on the subway to work. "Hey PM Kim, sending you a PDF of a competitor analysis report for our new service. It's 30 pages, so please read it thoroughly and prepare a summary of the key points for this afternoon's meeting." Lol. Just thinking about it is suffocating, right? In the past, you'd reply "Got it," and as soon as you got to the office, you'd sit in front of your PC without even time for coffee, frantically reading the PDF and starting to create a summary in Word or PowerPoint.
But 'AI Natives' don't work like that. On the subway, this is what they do. Open the PDF attachment in the Gmail app on your iPhone. Then, tap the 'Share' button in the top right corner. You'll see several app icons pop up, right? Select the ChatGPT icon. The entire 30-page PDF file is then uploaded to a new chat in ChatGPT. And here's where we cast another magic spell. This time, it's gg-anal. This is a shortcut I've pre-set that expands into the prompt: "Analyze this document, summarize its five key arguments each in a single sentence, and suggest three strategic implications we should consider based on the entire content. Write all responses in a professional business tone."
Then you hit send. That's it. Now I can put my phone down for a bit and leisurely look out the window or read a book. By the time I get off the subway, ChatGPT will have finished analyzing the 30-page report and produced a perfect summary and insights that are ready to be presented in the meeting. When I get to the office, I can just copy that content, paste it into Slack, and report, "Hi boss, I've reviewed the requested document and summarized the key points. Please take a look before the meeting." In the meantime, I can use my time for what's really important: 'thinking' about how to apply those insights to our service.
Third killer tip: The Prompt Snippet Keyboard - Creating Your Own AI Assistant
The setup is surprisingly simple. I'll explain it based on the iPhone. Open the 'Settings' app, go to 'General'. Then select the 'Keyboard' menu and go into 'Text Replacement'. Tap the plus button in the top right corner, and you'll see a screen where you can add a new shortcut. There are two input fields here: 'Phrase' and 'Shortcut'.
'Phrase' field: This is where you paste the entire long, finely-tuned prompt that you want the AI to execute. 'Shortcut' field: This is where you enter the short keyword that will trigger that long prompt—your very own 'magic spell'.
Let me share a few more prompts I use in my actual work every day. I'll leave these in the video description as text, so be sure to copy them and create your own 'Prompt Keyboard' today.
gg-anal (General Analysis): "Analyze this excerpt and share 5 key takeaways and a clear, concise, and objective summary."
gg-image (Image Analysis): "You are my visual analyst. From this image..." (same as before)
gg-late (High-Quality Translation): "You are my bilingual interpreter. Automatically detect the language and translate it into English. Provide both a stiff, Literal Translation, and a natural, contextual Natural Translation as used by experts in the field. Preserve original names, addresses, titles, and proper nouns. If there are idioms or cultural nuances that are difficult to translate, briefly explain them in a separate note."
gg-reply (Email Reply): "You are my communication coach. Based on the email body I provide, draft a concise, polite, and friendly reply."
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Originally published on YouTube: 11/19/2025