Roadmap
This is a direction, not a promise — plans change, and nothing here is a commitment to a release date. Dates only appear next to things that are already built; everything else is ordered by how close it is, not when it will land.
Now
- Offline clipboard history: opt-in, pin support, automatic 7-day expiry for anything unpinned, and a guard that skips secure fields entirely.
- Long-press accents on the Latin keyboard ordered for how they're actually used (è before é, and the same idea for the other vowels).
- Numbers on the Latin keyboard, both flavors off by default: hint digits above the letters, or a real dedicated number row.
- An editable "Active languages" list that controls the language-switch cycle — and a language key that shows which language comes next.
- Slide the space bar to move the cursor, on the alphabetic QWERTY layouts (opt-in, off by default while on trial; flick layouts unchanged).
- "Use Italian" (on by default when the phone's first preferred language is Italian, off elsewhere): adds Italian to the language-switch key with suggestions from an Italian dictionary, without changing the key layout.
- Three built-in themes (Light, Dark, Red), and custom tabs imported from local files only — no network download.
Next
- Deciding the defaults for the experimental extras — the space-bar cursor slide and the Latin typo correction — based on how they hold up in real use.
- An "Essentials" view in Settings for people who just want the basics, with the full list of sections still one tap away.
- Settings search that actually understands Italian and English terms, not just Japanese ones.
- One consistent, clearly labeled credits section, instead of the same acknowledgement worded differently across a few screens.
Further out
- Full predictive typing for Italian — today "Use Italian" adds dictionary suggestions and long-press accents, not full word prediction yet.
- A way to move your personal dictionary between devices without needing a cloud account.
- iPad-specific refinements — the current focus has been the iPhone experience.
- Accessibility passes — Dynamic Type and VoiceOver label order — as a standing part of testing every release, not a one-off.
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