Slide through the letters, lift, done.
Words are decoded on your phone, and Glide learns new words after you type them twice.
Hinglish, built in.
Romanized Hindi is on by default, so you can mix it with English in the same sentence.
kya kar raha hai?
bas ghar pe hoon, watching the match
chalo kal milte hain then
theek hai, pakka
- yaar
- accha
- abhi
- bhai
- jaldi
- kuch
- nahi
- mast
Free. No ads, tracking or purchases.
Glide makes no network connections at all, and it isn't made by Google.
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Also in the keyboard.
the match |
Next-word suggestions
omw→On my way!Snippets
Emoji search
Autocorrect, off by default
Learns your words
Make it yours.
Start from a theme, then pick your own colors, font and key shape.
One hand, or a whole iPad.
Slide the keyboard to either side on iPhone. On iPad you get a number row and a compact mode you can drag around.
lunch today?
yes! usual place
see you there
passport, charger, the blue jacket, snacks for the train
and the good headphones
Set up in 3 steps.
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Settings › Glide › Keyboards
Glide1Turn on Glide
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Settings › Glide › Keyboards
Allow Full Access2Allow Full Access
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3Hold the globe, pick Glide
Questions.
Why does Glide ask for Full Access?
iOS puts key haptics, the Paste chip and the storage Glide shares with its app (learned words, settings) behind Full Access. Glide uses it for those and nothing else.
Does Glide send anything anywhere?
No. Glide makes no network connections. What it learns from your typing stays on your device and is deleted with the app.
Which languages does it support?
English and Hinglish (Hindi typed in English letters). Hinglish is on by default and can be turned off in the app.
Does it work on iPad?
Yes. iPad gets a 5-row layout with a number row, plus a phone-sized compact mode you can drag left, right or center.
Is it really free?
Yes. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
Where can I get it?
On the App Store, for iPhone and iPad on iOS 16 or later.