Unexpected Keyboard

Juloo

About this app

The main feature is that you can type more characters by swiping the keys towards the corners.

This application was originally designed for programmers using Termux.
Now perfect for everyday use.

This application contains no ads, doesn't make any network requests and is Open Source.

Ratings and reviews

Has all but one thing, that being the ability to use Entee seperate from send. Or maybe you can, and I haven't figured it out yet, which is a far less prominent issue; I never found a tutorial on this keyboard. All of this said, Google's keyboard no longer works on my phone as it keeps minimizing itself and this is a fast, clean, intuitive keyboard. Would recommend.

Tip for users: If you don't like that the app causes you to highlight text when you are trying to scroll, just tap shift. It only highlights if shift is on. I love the privacy of this app. ------ Please include: Autocorrect with on/off in settings ... Speech to text ... Clipboard history ... Swipe to type with on/off in settings ... Ability to move punctuation to other keys ------ Though I love things being free, even if you charged $1-$5 for a keyboard that includes those, I'd pay for it.

Unexpected is a very functional and useful keyboard with quick swiping to special characters, arrow keys and Ctrl functions - overall, well designed with several options to modify the layout and theme. My main gripe is its lack of predictive word suggestions; enabling this would make it much better. There seems to be active updates so this feature may be added in the future. Developer, please add: - word suggestions / auto-correct - pop-up keys when typing - ability to widen keys

What's new

New layouts: QWERTY (Slovak), Gujarati phonetic
Add Linux Compose key to type a variety of characters using known combinations.
Fixed localized numpad and number row.
Many improvements and bug fixes.

Huge thanks to the contributors: @Yogesh-B, @ChasmSolacer, @matthiakl, @Sestowner, @RyanGibb, @BogdanLata, @RetrogisusDEV, @V6lhost, @ErrrorMaxx, @sdrapha, @vedamanavi