# Private and open-source alternatives to Microsoft SwiftKey

Also covers SwiftKey.

1. [AnySoftKeyboard](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/anysoftkeyboard/): B (85/100). Open source keyboard for Android with add-on packs for languages, layouts and themes, gesture typing, voice input and a clipboard manager.
2. [FlorisBoard](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/florisboard/): B (85/100). Open source keyboard for Android with glide typing, clipboard manager, emoji panel, themes and extension support, with no network access.
3. [FUTO Keyboard](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/futo-keyboard/): B (85/100). Android keyboard with on-device word prediction, swipe typing and offline voice input, built without network access.
4. [HeliBoard](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/heliboard/): B (85/100). Open source keyboard for Android based on AOSP LatinIME, with themes, clipboard history, multilingual typing and optional glide typing through a user-supplied library, without network access.
5. [Simple Keyboard](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/simple-keyboard/): B (85/100). Minimal open source keyboard for Android with a number row, adjustable height, custom colors and cursor movement by swiping the space bar, requesting only the vibrate permission.
6. [Thumb-Key](https://privacyratings.com/keyboards/thumb-key/): B (85/100). Open source Android keyboard with a compact 3x3 key grid and swipe gestures designed for typing with the thumbs, with layouts for many languages.

Source: https://privacyratings.com/alternatives/microsoft-swiftkey/