Alternative keyboard app Fleksy is now available to all iOS app developers as a public SDK. That means developers can use Fleksy?s smart keyboard technology within their own app, replacing Apple?s native keyboard just in that space. After a private beta launch back in December 2013, Fleksy?s keyboard is currently available in 14 iOS apps, including Evomail, Happy, and a few other note-taking and text apps, but this is the first that parent company Syntellia has offered the SDK to the public.
Does this announcement sound familiar? It should, vaguely. In January, rival keyboard app SwiftKey launched a note-taking app?SwiftKey Note for iOS?in partnership with Evernote. Though these two platforms take different approaches to typing on the iPhone, their end goal seems to be the same. Introducing users to different keyboards for iOS and getting them to jump on the smart keyboard bandwagon could put some pressure on Apple to loosen its grasp.
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