Fact sheet
| Product | Flikzi, a keyboard app (input method) for Android |
|---|---|
| Maker | Huper Technology Pte Ltd, Singapore |
| Status | In testing; coming to Google Play as a paid app |
| Requires | Android 7.0 or newer; phones, foldables and tablets |
| Permissions | None. No internet permission. |
| Languages | English; Simplified Chinese (pinyin) |
| Key ideas | Hexagon keys in a honeycomb; flick up for capitals; hold and slide for symbols; colour-coded delete on the space keys (amber letters, orange words, red sentences); split layout with number pad on wide screens |
| Website | flikzi.com |
| Contact | hello@flikzi.com |
Descriptions you can use
One line
Flikzi is an Android keyboard you flick: capitals, symbols and deleting are gestures, and it has no internet permission.
One paragraph
Flikzi is a keyboard for Android built from hexagon keys, with no shift key and no delete key. Flick a letter up for its capital, hold and slide for the symbols in its corners, and slide a space key to delete or undelete; hold the space first to pick the size, and the key turns amber for letters, orange for words and red for sentences. Autocorrect, next-word predictions, Chinese pinyin and emoji suggestions all run on the phone: Flikzi asks for no permissions, including internet access. It is made by Huper Technology Pte Ltd in Singapore and is coming to Google Play.
Assets
- Everything, zipped · Logos, icon, feature graphic, screenshots
- App icon (SVG) · The UDLR key on amber
- App icon (PNG, 512 px) · Google Play icon
- Logo, for light backgrounds (SVG) · Mark and wordmark
- Logo, for dark backgrounds (SVG) · Mark and wordmark
- Feature graphic (PNG) · 1024 × 500
Please keep the hexagon regular and the colours unchanged. Write the name as Flikzi in text, with a capital F.
Brand colours
| Colour | Hex | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Amber | #FFB300 | Brand field; the “delete letters” colour |
| Ink | #17131F | Keys, text, dark grounds |
| Flick orange | #F4511E | Accent; the “delete words” colour |
| Signal red | #D32F2F | The “delete sentences” colour |