Here are additional capabilities that might be worth digging into. Glide typing allows you to slide your finger from letter to letter rather than tapping. This feature is reminiscent of Palm OS’s Graffiti handwriting system in that users either really love it or absolutely hate it. The real problem for some users is that turning on glide typing causes you to accidentally glide type when you meant to tap, or perhaps didn’t mean to do anything at all but happened to touch your phone screen when the keyboard was active.
A fraction of users also prefer to tap out fractions on their Android devices. Long-pressing a number will pop up common fractions for which that numeral is the denominator. You can chain this together with an earlier shortcut by pressing ?123, sliding to a number, then holding for the fraction popup.
There are also lots of options involving emojis, stickers, and GIFs. You can add emojis that you commonly use to the main or symbols keyboards. Gboard can also suggest emojis, stickers, and GIFs based on what you’re typing, which will ensure that at least some entity will understand the emojis you’re adding, even if it’s only your phone. You can also, incidentally, completely turn off emojis and related functionality.
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