Neo-T2 is a keyboard with a language model at its core. Google's Gemma model runs on your phone
and reads what you're writing, so it can tell which word you meant from your taps and the words
before them. It's fast enough to check every keypress.

• Context-aware prediction: picks "it's" or "its", "ham" or "jam", from the sentence around it
• Next-word suggestions that follow what you're saying, plus longer words after a couple of keys
• Corrects slips: a neighbouring key, a missed or doubled letter, or swapped letters ("teh") —
fixed for you when it's sure, offered when it isn't
• Learns how you write: words and names you add, the words you pick, and the phrases you use in
each app
• A layout made for thumbs, not typewriters: QWERTY was arranged so typewriter arms wouldn't jam.
Neo-T2 keeps the letters roughly where you expect them but pairs them on bigger keys, and the
AI knows which of the two you meant
• Hold any key for its second letter or accents (ā é ü…)
• Undo and redo keys, a number row, and a split layout for landscape thumb typing
• Dark and light themes, chosen for portrait and landscape separately
• US and UK English

Private by design: Neo-T2 has no internet access. What it learns stays on your phone. It isn't
backed up or sent anywhere, and you can see and remove all of it in the app. Nothing is learned
from password, PIN or number fields.

The language model (about 240 MB) downloads from Google Play right after install.

Neo-T2 uses Google's Gemma model, provided under the Gemma Terms of Use (ai.google.dev/gemma/terms).