AnySoftKeyboard
Customizable Android on-screen keyboard for multiple languages.
Features
Properties
- Customizable
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
- Support for Themes
Features
- Multiple languages
- Swipe Typing
- Auto Correction
- Support for Gestures
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
Tags
- touch-keyboard
- Accessibility
- software-keyboard
- user-dictionary
- virtual-keyboard
- soft-keyboards
- software-keyboards
- keyboard-replacement
AnySoftKeyboard News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- CrossDaemon27 liked AnySoftKeyboard
- Diatomee reviewed AnySoftKeyboard
It's very customizable and open-source. I use it for years now.
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I don't like this app.👎👎👎👎👎
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What is AnySoftKeyboard?
Features: All kinds of keyboards: Supporting lots of languages via external packages. E.g., English (QWERTY, Dvorak, AZERTY, Colemak, and Workman), > > > Hebrew, Russian, Arabic, Lao, Bulgarian, Swiss, German, Swedish, Spanish, Catalan, Belarusian, Portuguese, Ukrainian and many more.
Special keyboard for text fields which require only numbers. Special keyboard for text fields which require email or URI addresses. Physical keyboard is supported as-well. Auto-capitalization. Word suggestions, and Next-Word suggestions. Automatic correction can be customized, or turned off entirely. External packages include word lists that can be freely mixed. You can use a French layout and get suggestions for German and Russian! Gesture typing. Dark mode, automatic (based on system) and manual. Power saving mode, disables various features to save battery. Per-app tint, the keyboard changes color depending on the current app. Special key-press effects: Sound on key press (if phone is not muted). Vibrate on key press. Voice input. Incognito Mode - will not learn new words, will not keep history of what was typed (including emoji history). Plenty of emojis - long-press the smiley key. You customize those by clicking the Settings icon in emojis window. More on AnySoftKeyboard can be found on GitHub.
AnySoftKeyboard information
Developed by
Menny Even Danan Licensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.Written in
Rating
Average rating of 4.1Alternatives
57 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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- 894 Forks
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Comments and Reviews
Variety of themes, sizes, and config options (like vibrate on touch on/off). Great open-source alternative to stock keyboards which may spy on you.
Has a lot of features. Settings GUI is GARBAGE and incredibly hard to navigate. Don't even bother though because the only English keyboard with symbol hints has a comma in place of the L key for no reason. Thanks for nothing you absolute idiots.
It's very customizable and open-source. I use it for years now.
I don't like this app.👎👎👎👎👎
I was won over by this keyboard right from the start. Open source and particularly respectful of data, I found the layout perfect ...
In particular, the change of keyboard and the left and right keys for navigating through text. In short, from the ergonomics to the layout of the main keys, right through to the special characters and the theme (which I found improved legibility)....
It's a shame it hasn't been maintained since 2021.
Far from perfect, this app needs work, particularly in the UI department, but it's probably the 2nd best privacy-conscious, FOSS mobile keyboard that you can be fairly confident isn't sending everthing you type to the powers that should not be. That said, I have come to prefer FUTO, which is much easier and better for most people.
Difficult to get used to the change between letters and symbols. I came from using KeySwift and now I switched to OpenBoard (very cool).