Word Flow Keyboard [English] with custom backgrounds and one-handed Arc mode [iPhone]

Oh man. Been waiting for this forever and literally from the first word I flowed with this keyboard I knew I didn't need my Nokia out of the shop anytime soon. Completely destroys every swipe keyboard in the iPhone universe. Not one mistake since switching, and even on this smaller screen (6 plus vs. Nokia Lumia 1520) it's so accurate and smooth that I don't need the extra wide key spacings.

**Update: The latest improvements have made this keyboard that much better! The spacebar is much more functional, but like most users have said, when you press space, 6 out of 10 times you will end up with words like "I'm.great".**

I was incredibly excited when I heard that Microsoft released it's mobile keyboard for iOS. It's been the only thing I missed, software-wise, since having to give up my Nokia last year.

The update is perfect! So far no issues. There's a history/frequently used section for emoji's and all the new ones that Apple added!

This is a fantastic keyboard, much better than my previous favorite, SwiftKey. I like how when you swipe a word, the suggested entries are possible other intentions, rather than anticipating the next

This is the best 3rd party keyboard I've used. I've tried at least 5 others. I like the styling of this keyboard a lot - very minimalist and truly elegant. Its more accurate, in my experience, than

This simple keyboard that was given to us by MICROSOFT... will hopefully open your eyes. You have been riding on Jobs' ideas and bastardising them for too long. I have been using your products from before the iPod, and I am about to become a reverse "switcher". The only thing that you have done is make the phone a little faster and shoot photos that are a little sharper while adding "me too" elements. You are no longer cutting edge and your vision is led by your board. I am disappointed that the people known for Word, Excel, boring rectangle off white boxes, and viruses seem to have a better grasp on design and what a user needs than you.

The title says it all. Forget Swype, forget Swiftkey, forget Fleksy--this is the best 3rd-Party keyboard on iOS. The gesture typing works beautifully and the ability to tilt the keyboard for one-handed use is a just cool. The best reason to use this keyboard over its piers? It's easily the most optimized 3rd-party keyboard on iOS. Unlike Swype and Swiftkey, it doesn't mysteriously disappear every so often when trying to search or type a text message.

Until now, I mostly have been using the Swype keyboard, and generally like it. But I also have a few frustrations with it. It often autocorrects a word that I typed correctly, changing it to a word I didn't want. This occurs even if I tap the letters, rather than drag them. But, it is fast, and often does a very good job. Apple's keyboard has similar problems, except that it usually shows my spelling as one of the options to choose from at the bottom of the screen, so I can keep my version.

I'm not the one to write reviews but I had to for this one. Man I used this for 2-3 minutes and I simply fell in love I tried both the one handed and regular and I can definitely say its the best and

I've used a number of keyboards including Swiftly and this one bests them all. It's more accurate and even easier to slide across the keyboard. Also, it seems to be interested in improving your productivity by allowing control over predictive suggestions and reporting on your WPM.

As a former Windows Phone 7, 8 and 8.1 user, I was excited to hear Microsoft was releasing a keyboard app for iOS. There are a number of things I miss about Windows Phone and the keyboard is one of

I'm using the swipe feature to type this review and it is very accurate at determining what I meant to swipe. It is more accurate than swiftkey, which was my preferred swiping method on my iPhone 6

I really like this keyboard and being able to input words by swiping my finger instead of tapping each letter manually. I also really like the modifiable punctuation button.

It is very responsive when coming up for use in various applications, something that took swiftkey months to get right (and it is still lagging sometimes). All features work as described.

I moved to iOS about a year and a half ago from Windows Phone and really missed the Word Flow keyboard. I saw Microsoft released a keyboard for iOS a couple months ago and was super pumped to use it

There have been major improvements to this keyboard, with the accuracy of both the swiping and the typing, as well as the selection of emojis. The "word predictor" and autocorrect has gotten better,