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Numbers

Flick the top row down​

Each letter of the top row has a digit drawn under it. Flick the key down to type it:

Keyqwertyuiop
Flick down1234567890

You stay on the letters, so a number in the middle of a sentence needs no switch.

The number keys​

For a longer number, tap ?123, the half key left of a. The digits take the top row, and the marks sit where the letters' flicks have them:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
ABC @ # $ _ & - + ( ) ☺
, * " ' : / ! ? . ⏎

Comma and full stop type without a space after them here, so 3.5 stays together. After you type a space, Flikzi goes back to letters by itself. Tap ABC to go back sooner.

Rarer symbols​

On the number keys, a small symbol is drawn above or below most keys. Flick the key up or down to type it.

KeysFlick upFlick down
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0~ ` | \ % ^ < > « »
@ # $ _ & - + ( )§ £ € — ° – = [ ]¶ ¥ ¢ under @ # $, ± under +, { } under ( )
* " ' : / ! ?× “ · ; • ¡ ¿÷ under *, ” under ", … under :

So a semicolon is ?123, then a flick up on the colon, and ¿ is a flick up on the question mark.

Number and phone fields​

A field that only takes a number or a phone number opens on the number keys and stays on them.

Wide screens​

On an unfolded foldable, a tablet or a phone in landscape, the keyboard splits into two halves. The number keys split the same way. Foldables and tablets