Keyglow is a keyboard that glows. Every key is lit from below in its own colour, like an RGB gaming keyboard, and the light flows across the board while you type.
With Hyprtile or Phosphor as your home screen, Keyglow takes the theme you use there: tiles with gaps and gradient borders with Hyprtile, glowing terminal text with Phosphor. Change the theme in the launcher and the keyboard follows. Without either launcher, pick a look and one of 44 themes by hand.
LIGHTING
• A flow in your theme's colours, rainbow, breathe or steady, with LED strips along the edges.
• Pick how it flows: left to right, right to left, up, down, diagonal, circles out or in, or rotating either way.
• Speed and brightness are yours to set.
• A press can light its key, send a small ring round it, or a ring across the whole board, in the light's colour or white.
• A light show in the space bar: sparks fly from every key you press and charge it, space sends out a shockwave, and the faster you type the brighter it glows.
• The Phosphor look is a console panel: a double frame with a title, bracketed cells, a blinking block cursor and a CRT beam.
• The lights hold still when animations are off on your phone.
TYPING HELP
• Suggestions above the keys, next word prediction, and emoji for the word you type.
• Autocorrect: off, mild, normal or strong. Delete right after a fix takes it back, and that fix never comes back.
• It weighs where your thumb landed against how likely each word is, learns where your thumb lands on each key, and knows which word tends to follow which.
• Glide typing: slide across the letters, with an optional glide line.
• 23 languages, more than one at a time. The globe key switches the board, and suggestions follow the language you are on, never a mix.
• Learns your own words and which word follows which, on your phone only.
• Your own text shortcuts, such as omw for On my way. Hold a suggestion to never see it again.
KEYS AND LAYOUTS
• QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY, Dvorak and Colemak, or the usual board for each language.
• Letters, symbols, a second symbols page, a number pad and a phone pad.
• Long press a letter for its number and its accents.
• A number row and a terminal row with esc, tab, ctrl, alt and arrows. On by default on a tablet.
• Split keys on a wide screen, one handed mode on a phone.
• Slide on space to move the cursor, hold shift too to select. Slide left from delete to delete words.
PANELS
• Emoji with search, groups, recent ones and skin tones.
• Clipboard: what you copied in the last hour, pins, and a paste chip for the newest clip.
• Edit: arrows, select all, copy, cut, paste, undo and redo.
• Incognito: learn nothing until you turn it off.
YOUR WAY
• Key height from 48 to 72 dp, label size, long press delay and vibration strength.
• Haptics, no sounds.
• Look over what it learned: your words, shortcuts and blocked words. Back them up and restore them as a file.
• TalkBack: every key is its own spoken target. Lift to type.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Keyglow has no internet permission and asks for no permissions at all, so nothing you type can leave your phone. The words it learns, your shortcuts and pinned clips stay in its own private files. Nothing is learned in password fields, in fields that ask for no learning, or while incognito is on. No ads, no accounts, no tracking.
Privacy policy: https://keyglow.zanoski.com/privacy
Recent changes:
Smarter suggestions: learned from everyday chat, so the word you want shows up sooner.
Autocorrect fixes far more real spelling slips, and never turns a half typed word into another one.
New settings: a front page with one page per topic, and your current choices at a glance.
The keyboard stays open while you change its look, keys, typing or languages, so you see each change.
The terminal look's light now clearly shows which way it flows.
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