Handwriting Keyboard App Reviews

I use this keyboard a lot for both English and Japanese handwriting, and overall it works very well. There are a few minor frustrations, though. I wish it would learn some of the nuances of how I write-I find myself correcting the same mistakes sometimes. Also, in Japanese, I have a hard time entering the "little" Hiragana characters. These are minor irritations, though, and overall I would recommend this app for iPad users who don't like to type on a glass keyboard and would prefer to use handw

The app has gotten way better but it still does not flow in sentence writing like apps in the past like Stylus did. Updating this review because you can adjust the Auto Enter settings to have your set fence recognize and convert but what I would like is a right most shaded area in the text entry field that when you write into that it line wraps, converting the first part of the line and then giving you a blank line entry. notability and other apps do this with zoomed in note taking.

Much attention to detail and designed for high usage. Keep the innovations coming!

I took notes for years with the MyScript Stylus Keyboard on my iPad, but after numerous changes, it no longer works. THIS works even better than that, thank you so much! This app triples my productivity by helping me jot down quick notes or long ones & keep them with me. The handwriting to text conversion is nearly seamless!

For English, it won't allow for full resolution for the writing on the iPad. Otherwise, it is pretty awesome.

Just what I was looking for, and easy to use.

I actually have space to write compared to Scribble. Also lone tie "it might be this word, were not sure" function. Weird handwriting isn't discriminated, and it also gives the app a chance to learn how you write. Would like to see Windows Ink gestures added in, mostly the word tie gesture. Other than that- the only bugs that need fixing are some UI placement, capitalization continuity, and enabling high resolution strokes (not sure why it's disabled).

Theres some issues that come whenever you do an asian language; i.e. Japanese, Chinese where the kanji/kana/characters will be picked up completely fine, but when you continue on from it, it changes definition entirely. and there are some kanji that get mistaken for others. I love it still but that definitely needs to be worked out

I finally found a replacement for Scribble! I just set it up and practiced a little, and it works like a charm! Well worth the U.S. $3.99 cost! AND it correctly recognizes CAPITAL LETTERS!