Phraseboard Keyboard

Easy to use , best fir what it does

Makes you pay for the app then makes you pay for use of the app per month. Thirsty app.

If you frequently find yourself typing out the same pet phrases on your phone when texting or composing emails then point your fingers at this new keyboard app for iOS 8. Phraseboard, as its name suggests, lets you quickly cycle through a series of phrases and tap once to type an entire sentence of your choice, such as ‘On my way home’ or ‘Yo dawg, s’up?’. Phrases sitting within Phraseboard’s keyboard wrapper are entirely customizable, although the app starts with a few pre-set offerings to get you going — like a ‘Friends’ section with oft typed stalwarts like ‘Hey, What’s Up?’, ‘See you later!’ and ‘LOL’. Or a ‘Family’ section which has some rather amusing pre-sets — including ‘Can i borrow some money?’ and ‘It wasn’t me’. There’s also a personal info section which you can customize with your email address, Twitter name, Skype ID and so on to save having to re-type fiddly mixtures of numbers, letters and symbols. And a location section which, if you agreed to share your location with the app, allows it to grab info on where you are so you can quickly share your location in a text. Perhaps a useful feature for those waking up after a heavy night out and wondering where exactly they’ve ended up. Location aside, pretty much everything is customizable here — you can change the order phrases appear and even create new categories and edit all the phrases in the pre-sets to make them your own, saving a few precious taps next time you’re texting your buddies. Assuming, that is, you tend to talk in recurring pet phrases when you text. Tapping on the globe icon will bring the native iOS 8 keyboard’s Qwerty back for filling in any gaps between pet phrases. Phrases saved within Phraseboard can be short or lengthy epistles. So this could end up as a shortcut way to annoying your friends, depending on usage. Probably careful usage is advisable if you don’t want to come across as more than a little robotic. Co-founder Ricardo Beracha says the team behind the app started working on it in late June — a few weeks after Apple announced third party system wide keyboards would be enabled in iOS 8, finally sanctioning disruption of the native iOS keyboard. “The idea began when we noticed that there is not a single keyboard that fits all. So we developed a keyboard where the user can customize it to create his own most used phrases and sort them by categories. That way it is really easy to reply or comment very quickly,” says Beracha. Phraseboard is currently free, as

Love this app. If you get annoyed typing the same sentence, same address, phrase, contact info or what ever it be then get this app! It's easy to configure. It also syncs to your icloud so you don't have to set it up all over again. Smart. Once you customise your most used phrases/templates/links/websites/important info into the keyboard, its gravy. Makes everyday input nice and easy.

I don't use this much, but I'm sure glad it's there when I need it.

I use this for tumblr and it's great. Although it would be better if we could put titles on the phrases since I usually have to search up if it's the right tags on Tumblr. :/

Since ios 8 keyboard shortcut's mess up, have tried kuaiboard(free version), opentype(free). Kuaiboard was good; likes - support multiple line phrase, wheel entry selector Dislikes - limit on # of entry with option to upgrade to pro at $2.29. Opentype; Likes - functional and free Dislikes - not support multiple line phrase, Pb meets both of good, free and no limit. Only suggestion to add is 1) when edit entry, option to interchange categories and 2) "return/enter" keyboard.

如題謝謝🙏

會一直卡鍵盤不是跳不出來就是自己跳到英文

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