It’s unacceptable that Apple will send us rejection messages that disappear shortly after, with no way to access them ever again. Notably, that's higher than Google's Gboard, which only has a 4.0 out of 5.

Apple currently hides this from developers and even refuses to provide it upon request. Regardless of reasoning, SwiftKey is now back in the Apple App Store on iOS and holds a respectable 4.6 out of 5 rating. Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard supports over 500 languages on iOS, so, even if you speak more than one, there’s a good chance we support yours The iOS app also lets you type in up to two languages at once, this means less time spent switching and more time typing to the ones you love. I’ve already poured thousands of hours developing my app, working around countless keyboard API issues and dealing with app review, so I’m really looking forward to Apple’s improvements and will promptly re-submit the FlickType VoiceOver keyboard when sufficient progress has been made in these areas.Īs a separate note, I’m also calling on Apple to allow developers to access their own rejection history. They must also ensure that every single reviewer has basic VoiceOver training - we keep getting rejections due to reviewers not knowing or even understanding how to use VoiceOver. I will be delighted to bring back the accessible FlickType Keyboard for iPhone when Apple finally fixes their broken 3rd-party keyboard APIs on iOS and allows developers to fairly compete with Apple’s own keyboard.

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