Microsoft SwiftKey AI Keyboard

The predictive ability of SwiftKey is almost seamless and most errors are down to my incorrect finger travel path giving the wrong indicators as to what I intend to type (mostly coz I can't spell a long word half way through swiping it 🙄). SwiftKey is so intuitive that I automatically attempt to swipe type on standard keyboards where SwiftKey isn't installed, and it's SO SLOW without. Love this keyboard.

I always revert to SwiftKey whenever the default keyboard comes up. It's intelligent, clean and super easy to use

I Downloaded swiftkey i activated it on ipad 10th gen i dosent work it horrible i hate this app i dolaod + delete it 6 times nothing works it just keeps on showing the default keyboard i only get to use it in the app. DEVELOPERS PLASE FIX THIS!!!!!!! I HATE THIS APP!!!!

Best keyboard

I've been using SwiftKey for several years. Why? I like the differnt formats and before Apple could swipe words I could with app. Be different.

I used to use Microsoft swiftkey for customising my keyboard until i got a mechanical keyboard, now i just use it for Microsoft rewards. If there will be a non laggy app for Microsoft rewards i will use that instead

Add new animated themes please.

Why is there a news feed in the app itself? The keyboard itself takes up three quarters of the screen and you have to dig through menus to add things to the clipboard? Do better, Microsoft.

SwiftKey has been a disappointment in its current state. Major areas of functionality are broken, making it frustrating to use as a daily keyboard. The dictation feature is the worst offender—it switches you out of the app you’re using and forces you into the SwiftKey app. This creates an endless loop, making dictation completely unusable. The integration of Copilot is equally poor. Just like with dictation, attempting to use Copilot takes you out of your current app and back into SwiftKey, rendering it impractical for any real-world use case. Lastly, the overall design and integration of features like menus are baffling. Why are buttons so large that you need to scroll through them, especially when there’s ample space on the keyboard itself? This is particularly frustrating when using SwiftKey on an iPad, where the extra canvas is completely wasted. SwiftKey was once an innovative app, but these usability issues make it feel half-baked and poorly thought out. It’s in dire need of fixes and design improvements to be a viable keyboard again.

Keyboard crashes every time I try to search for an emoji.