Dingul: Swipe Keyboard + AI app analytics for September 9

Dingul Keyboard is a keyboard with a different way to type: instead of tapping the same key over and over, each key holds several characters and you pick the one you want by the direction you swipe — up, down, left, right, or a plain tap. Once it clicks, it's fast, accurate, and easy on your thumbs. AI THAT ACTUALLY HELPS YOU WRITE • AI Reply — stuck on what to say? Tap the reply icon and Dingul reads the on-screen conversation and suggests replies you can drop in with one tap. Screen capture only happens the moment you tap, only after you accept Android's own permission dialog, and the image is never stored. • Tone rewrite — write a rough draft, then rewrite it to sound more polite, friendly, professional, or in your own saved style. • Grammar & spelling fix — clean up a sentence in one tap. • AI stickers — turn a photo into a whole set of expressive stickers, right from the emoji panel. MAKE IT YOURS • Themes — 15+ color palettes, key shapes (rounded, square, pill, outlined, borderless), a shadow toggle, and bundled display fonts. • Size & position — resize the keyboard, shift it left or right, raise it off the bottom edge, or split it — separately for portrait, landscape, and foldable states. • Text shortcuts — save a short trigger that expands into a full phrase (or the current date/time) with a swipe on the space bar. • Emoji with skin-tone picker, and a built-in clipboard. PRIVACY • The AI features are opt-in. Screen capture for AI Reply is one-shot, user-initiated, held in memory only, and discarded right after it's sent for a reply. • Your typing stays on your device except for the specific text you send to an AI feature on purpose. Dingul Keyboard works on phones and tablets, in portrait and landscape, and supports Android 6.0 and up. Try the swipe — give it a day and tapping a key three times to get "c" will feel like the old way.