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Klava

Klava

Privacy-first keyboard w/ above-key predictions & themes

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Meet Klava! What Klava has that others don’t: 1) Smart above-key suggestions that you can flick up. Like the good ol’ BlackBerry days; 2) Full privacy w/ zero tracking; 3) Beautiful themes inspired by the iconic design aesthetics; 4) Gestures that feel awesome, you'll love swipe-left-to-delete; 5) Customisation + toggles (turn stuff off if you don't love it); 6) Built-in emojis + slack-like :emoji suggestions; 7) 25+ languages; 8) And more stuff cooking as you are reading this✌🏻️
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Launch tags:iOS•Custom Keyboards•Privacy
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Wispr Flow: Dictation That Works Everywhere
Wispr Flow: Dictation That Works Everywhere
Stop typing. Start speaking. 4x faster.
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Nikita Shimkus
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Hey there, I've been building a 3rd party keyboard for iOS called Klava and am so stoked to finally share it here. If you're into mobile OS design / unique input methods / full privacy – join in! ---> Why did Klava came to be and why posting here? Klava started because I missed BlackBerry keyboard's above-key predictions dearly. That is, suggestions are displayed above individual keys as you type – flick them up to input words! Then came the realisation that I also really miss some iconic design languages of the past: from skeuomorphism to flat tiles of WindowsPhone – and have been looking for something like that on iOS for ages. Lastly, I realised that everything should be highly customisable and privacy-first – cause we all prefer typing in a different way! So in a nutshell, Klava was made to make typing fun, customisable, private, fuelled by hardcore nostalgia (and deep respect) for various OSs and design languages ✌🏻️ ---> Roadmap? Near future: more themes, more features, more languages, optimisation! Mid-term: Android! It's been an awesome ride so far, and I would love to hear your thoughts & ideas :)