The old Flexy keyboard

[Gordon]

So I'm a flick type user and absolutely love how it works. But I keep
hearing about a keyboard called flexy that's some how related to flick
type. I'm curious about what flexy was and how it's related to flick type.
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[Sieghard Weitzel]

When Fleksy first came out Kosta was part of the development team and it started out just as Flicktype as a Voiceover keyboard. However, over time it changed a lot, I think first it was a paid app for $14.99 or something like that, then later they dropped the price to $4.99 and eventually (and today) it's free. This of course upset a lot of people since in the blind community it appears that many don't understand simple economics and marketing, i.e. things change, prices change and that is just how it is. If you buy an Instant Pot for $149 at Best Buy and then a few weeks later the item goes on sale for $99 and a week later it again goes up to $149 then that is how it is. Anyhow, Fleksy is still around, it has all sorts of fancy features and essentially it works similarly to Flicktype in terms of predicting what you want to type by the pattern, but it's not nearly as accessible and easy to use any more as Flicktype is.

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So I'm a flick type user and absolutely love how it works. But I keep hearing about a keyboard called flexy that's some how related to flick type. I'm curious about what flexy was and how it's related to flick type.

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[Liz Ulrich and LD Hope]

I remember using Fleksy when I bought my first iPhone in 2012. I stopped using it when it became less accessible. FlickType is an amazing keyboard.


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Post by Sieghard Weitzel
When Fleksy first came out Kosta was part of the development team and it started out just as Flicktype as a Voiceover keyboard. However, over time it changed a lot, I think first it was a paid app for $14.99 or something like that, then later they dropped the price to $4.99 and eventually (and today) it's free. This of course upset a lot of people since in the blind community it appears that many don't understand simple economics and marketing, i.e. things change, prices change and that is just how it is. If you buy an Instant Pot for $149 at Best Buy and then a few weeks later the item goes on sale for $99 and a week later it again goes up to $149 then that is how it is. Anyhow, Fleksy is still around, it has all sorts of fancy features and essentially it works similarly to Flicktype in terms of predicting what you want to type by the pattern, but it's not nearly as accessible and easy to use any more as Flicktype is.
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