Type Nine - T9 Keyboard

But I wish there was a mode that showed numbers on the keyboard instead of only the letters

Do the tutorial, it's worth the few minuets. Some of the customizations like adding words, changing the order of suggested words, and split words takes a little practice. I like how easy it is to switch typing styles between tap and swipe as well as other formatting and navigation options. There is also a manual mode if you want to go super old-school and use multi taps for each letter; I would like if I could adjust the timing in this mode. Overall, I am very satisfled with this application and the money spent.

I like it. Simple and fast.

Its going to take some time to get used to. But I think I love the idea enough to really try.

Because I cannot choose different layouts, I am still reaching across the screen for keys I use often, while keys such as emojis and things that I don’t need are easily reachable. I has hoped this would work well to solve my issues with the tiny keyboard but making the T9 keypad smaller just to reach won’t help. I might request a refund if there isn’t a solution.

Does exactly what it says and does exactly what I need it to, with some fun added tricks you can use to make typing more seamless. All functions explained in the tutorials given, I'm looking forward to getting as good at t9 as I was when I was younger. Also I like the developers sassy responses lol.

I bought it only to find out it won’t work in my phone. They need to disclose this before hand. I want a refund

This app brings back the fun and nostalgia of typing messages on the number pad on phones from the early 2000’s. This has quickly become my go-to keyboard for texting friends. Highly recommend!

This literally made my life! You have on idea

I was suprised to find This is the only T9 Keyboard on the AppStore. The auto caps is finicky, and the layout is odd. Theres no haptics either, something I would have hoped for in a classic keyboard. I find that the autocomplete is hit or miss, and the manual mode is a far stretch from the early days. Many times, it cuts out before I can change a character, and Sentences Look like This.