A personal Android keyboard, written in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose.
It does the three things I wanted a keyboard to do well:
- Swipe typing with a custom decoder that keeps getting tuned against real captured finger trails.
- Voice input via the phone's built-in speech recognizer, with an AI cleanup pass afterwards.
- AI proofreading that fixes the current sentence after you pause — on-device (Gemini Nano) when possible, with a zero-data-retention cloud fallback.
Plus the usuals: emoji panel with suggestions, clipboard history, space-bar cursor scrubbing, long-press punctuation, custom words.
Privacy defaults are strict: proofreading stays on-device when it can, the clipboard history lives only in memory, and clips flagged as sensitive (password managers) are never stored.
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You need Android SDK 36 and a local.properties pointing at it, then:
./gradlew installDebugEnable the keyboard in system settings and pick it as the active IME — the app's setup screen has buttons for both.
Word-frequency data from wordfreq v3 (CC BY-SA 4.0), emoji keywords from
Unicode CLDR. See NOTICE for full attribution. Technical details live
in AGENTS.md and docs/decoder-investigation.md.