アルテ日本語入力キーボード

Umineko Design

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About this app

The Arte Japanese Input Keyboard is characterized by being equipped with two innovative input methods: "Turn Flick Input", which is an evolution of flick input, and "Arte Romaji Input", which allows you to input Roman characters using 12 keys. is.

Furthermore, by changing the settings, "Turn Flick Input" can be set to the same input pattern as "Curve Flick", which is newly installed in Windows 10.
https://youtu.be/HItEquNiWFA

* General flick input and QWERTY Roman alphabet input are also available.

[Features of Arte Japanese input keyboard]
Whether you're good at flicking or not, you can type faster and more comfortably than ever before.
Short introductory video https://youtu.be/r1LCpu5UL4w

【publication】
・Arte on Mozc Japanese input keyboard - Gigazine
　http://gigazine.net/news/20170311-arte-on-mozc/

・←↓→← to “gyou”! Aim for extremely fast input with turn flicks
　https://www.goodspress.jp/news/87445/2/

・A revolutionary keyboard app appears!
　http://wepli-dot2.hatenablog.com/entry/keyboard-app-arte

・Is it more comfortable than flick input? The power of “next option”
　http://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/109753?page=2


◎ "Turn flick input" is for people who are good at flicking.
You can input voiced sounds, semi-voiced sounds, persistent sounds, and long sounds without releasing the touch.
Click here for details on Turn Flick
Explanation video
https://youtu.be/u1keU2hmwAU
Explanation site
http://www.keyboard-arte.com/arte-on-mozc-1

★You can also use normal flick input.
★Regular flick + trim flick (voiced point) is also recommended.
If you are unable to get used to turn flick, we recommend using normal flick input and setting trim flick to voiced sound input. For more information, please open ``About trim flicks'' in ``Please read this first: App explanation'' on the settings screen, and see ``Enter voiced mark by changing settings.''


◎ "Altero Romaji Input" allows you to enter Romaji faster and more comfortably than flick input.
Explanation video
https://youtu.be/7EyUnMsoxUw
Explanation site
http://www.keyboard-arte.com

◎ There are four types of keyboard layouts: Altero Romaji input, mobile phone (flick, toggle, and turn flick), QWERTY, and GODAN.

The Romaji input keyboard "Altero Romaji Input/QWERTY/GODAN" is equipped with a function to convert characters entered in Japanese mode into alphabets (e.g., Android d ⇒ Android).

■■■■About cloud conversion■■■■
If you find a word that does not normally appear in the conversion candidates, you can press and hold the space key to access the Google API CGI, which is an online conversion mechanism, and perform cloud conversion. The cloud-converted words are registered in the user dictionary, so they will appear as regular conversion candidates next time.

★Arte does not send any information to outside parties other than the following.

① Send the kana entered for conversion during the cloud conversion operation to the Google CGI API (Cloud conversion allows words and phrases that are not in the built-in dictionary to be converted.)

Ratings and reviews

I felt this keyboard deserved an English review, for all the non-native Japanese students wondering about it. This completely changed my feelings about typing Japanese on mobile; it is for Japanese the revolution that glide typing was for alphabetic languages. I struggled with Japanese input on mobile since I started studying. I tried literally all available methods. Arte improves 12-key, the most effective one, by removing the biggest flow-breakers inherent to it. Must have.

Nice, its a bit annoying to constantly switch the default keyboard tho

I can swipe really fast in Japanese with this. This provides so much more than the normal flick keyboard. Thank you so much :) I wish everyone would try this!

What's new

（2024.10.01）
・Googleの要求仕様に対応しました（機能上の変更はありません）