Google is working on its Gboard keyboard app on Android, this feature will be there

It provides many features apart from making typing fast and easy.

Veteran technology company Google is working on its Android platform for the Gboard keyboard app. Gboard is one of the most popular keyboard apps on Android. It provides many features apart from making typing fast and easy. One of these features is Proofread, which checks your spelling and grammar and suggests improvements. According to the news, although it is still being developed. Google is believed to be expanding its capabilities further with support for conversation starters, as seen in AssembleDebug on the Gapsmod Flags Telegram channel (via Android Police).

can use like this

Reportedly, to access, all you need to do is tap on the proofread button in Gboard when the message field is empty. You will see a list of topics that you can scroll through and select. These include common topics such as travel, music, news, sports, movies, food, coffee, politics, education, crafts, science stories and many more (30+ in total). Then, Gboard will generate a text that you can use to start a conversation.

you can understand like this

To understand this, let us take the help of an example. Assuming you select travel as a topic, Gboard might ask something like where would you like to go next? Or What was your best travel experience? Then you can copy the text and paste it in your message and send it.

Conversation Starter is still a hidden feature that requires some flags to be enabled, so it may not be available to everyone yet. When available it could be a useful device for people who struggle with the smallest details.