Please add an azerty layout and swipe ability
It looks like the developer no longer supports the app.
Excellent!
I think this is a work of genius. The developers seem to have thought of everything. I thoroughly recommend it.
Waste of time and money.
Thinking this keyboard would be a benefit, I found that it wasn't as the pre-emptive function was way off and the auto spelling was absolutely annoying as it didn't function correctly. Also it had a mind of its own and couldn't access emojis without going back to the original keyboard. Too many gimmicks which hinder rather than help. Avoid.
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It was okay but can't learn words.
I could not find a way to add words to its dictionary. It turned Google to boogie thirty times and that was it for me.
This is the best free keyboard for people with mobility impairment on Iphone
I am disabled and have extremely limited use of my hands. From day one with my iphone I have pined for a larger predictive keyboard. .My only request for the developers (okay 2) are:1. Please add intelligent next word prediction and key echo.
With those 2 added features it would address nearly every major disability category.
I am very impressed that it has word completion because most free large keyboards don't have it.
I am dyslexic as well, so the lines under each symbol are helpful (even if my brain inverts some letters, the line indicates where the bottom of each letter is meant to go).
The spell checker needs some work in that it missed some of my mistakes.
Also, the symbol key stays on until you turn it off it (it would be better if the layout switched back to letters after the needed symbol was selected). Still, it is a great keyboard.
App designer please note: I would be willing to pay up to say 15 dollars for intelligent next word prediction and key echo( eg where each key is spoken as it is typed)
My reply to what the developers said in response to my review
Thanks for the reply!
An alternative to next word prediction might be an abbreviation expandor that the user can set up and define the abbreviation.
I have one on my desktop computer. It took a lot of time and effort on the front end but I put a modified version of the abbreviations that are used in contracted Braille.
Now if I am on my computer and I need to type " can you come tonight? "... I input: " c y cm tn?" My computer expands each abbreviation when I type space.
Hopefully it is clear how an abbreviation expansion feature could allow for fewer key presses, the way word prediction would. However I think it would be be easier to it is a dialog box with 2 colloums 1 says "abbreviation " on top. The other says "expanded word or phrase"...
The main reason why I think it is perhaps easier than prediction is that there are a lot of free ones for windows but prediction always costs a lot.
If you did go with the abbreviation expansion idea it would probably help people if you say something about using Braille abbreviations and link to a reference list of those because most people would be unaware of how to use the expansion feature to shorten almost all typing
With those 2 added features it would address nearly every major disability category.
I am very impressed that it has word completion because most free large keyboards don't have it.
I am dyslexic as well, so the lines under each symbol are helpful (even if my brain inverts some letters, the line indicates where the bottom of each letter is meant to go).
The spell checker needs some work in that it missed some of my mistakes.
Also, the symbol key stays on until you turn it off it (it would be better if the layout switched back to letters after the needed symbol was selected). Still, it is a great keyboard.
App designer please note: I would be willing to pay up to say 15 dollars for intelligent next word prediction and key echo( eg where each key is spoken as it is typed)
My reply to what the developers said in response to my review
Thanks for the reply!
An alternative to next word prediction might be an abbreviation expandor that the user can set up and define the abbreviation.
I have one on my desktop computer. It took a lot of time and effort on the front end but I put a modified version of the abbreviations that are used in contracted Braille.
Now if I am on my computer and I need to type " can you come tonight? "... I input: " c y cm tn?" My computer expands each abbreviation when I type space.
Hopefully it is clear how an abbreviation expansion feature could allow for fewer key presses, the way word prediction would. However I think it would be be easier to it is a dialog box with 2 colloums 1 says "abbreviation " on top. The other says "expanded word or phrase"...
The main reason why I think it is perhaps easier than prediction is that there are a lot of free ones for windows but prediction always costs a lot.
If you did go with the abbreviation expansion idea it would probably help people if you say something about using Braille abbreviations and link to a reference list of those because most people would be unaware of how to use the expansion feature to shorten almost all typing
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Response from developer
Thank you for your kind feedback. Next word prediction is definitely on my roadmap but it is a particularly challenging feature. Sticky mode for the symbol page is significantly easier, I could add that as an option. When it comes to key echo, I believe this can be done easily. It is definitely a very interesting feature.
