Travel planner Eighty Days lets you paste a message (or video transcript), and turn it into a draft itinerary.
Instead of scanning a QR code live, Google Pay will let you upload an image of a QR code (i.e., if a friend sent you one).
When ordering food to a hospital, Blinkit show this compassionate message.
When browsing channels, Reddit will show a typing indicator to give the impression that conversation is happening in real time.
If Airbnb has no results to show you, they'll suggest removing specific filters with a single tap.
If you've taken the free trial, Headspace will show a different notification prompt during sign up.
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