Guides and notes from the team building FlickReply. AI keyboards, reply assistants, on-device models, and getting more done from the keyboard you already use.
Your Android keyboard can do much more than just type words. I dug through the settings and found six features that made typing faster, easier, and less frustrating—including one AI feature I now use every day.
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From embarrassing typos to messages that accidentally sounded rude, here are five real situations where an AI keyboard helped me fix my wording before I hit send.
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Your keyboard sees almost everything you type, from passwords and bank details to private conversations. I read the privacy policies of Gboard, SwiftKey, Grammarly, Yaps, and FlickReply to find out what actually happens to your typing data. One keyboard's approach genuinely made me feel safer.
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I paid for Grammarly for three years before finding a free Android keyboard that fixes grammar, rewrites messages, and adjusts tone without another subscription.
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Your WhatsApp replies might sound much ruder than you intended. Here is why short texts are so easy to misunderstand and how AI can help fix your tone.
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I replaced my default Android keyboard with an AI keyboard for 30 days. My typing, grammar, work messages, and even my group chats changed more than I expected.
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I tested all five FlickReply AI tones on my real conversations for a week. Here is what I learned about when to use professional, friendly, casual, funny, and short.
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I used Gboard for years before switching to FlickReply for two weeks. Here’s what I liked, what Gboard still does better, and why I ended up keeping FlickReply.
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I tracked how I typed on my phone and tested almost every speed trick I could find. These five changes actually made me faster, without any gimmicks.
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