I've been using Heliboard with the swipe typing library for about a year and it's been really good. only issue I have is for some reason the keyboard stops correcting until a restart, I'll type a word with 2 letters wrong, the suggestion will be on the bar and it won't replace it.

Transcribro uses the same engine as FUTO Voice but is actually open source.

Unfortunately I can't use any keyboard other than GBoard simply because no one else has figured out swipe typing yet.

Hey that's what I'm using.

Do any of y'all know how to add emoji search with the .dict file?

The swipe typing on Heliboard can be a bit rough, and I have this issue where sometimes when the keyboard comes up, it isn't fully featured ie, swiping doesn't work and I can't bring up the copy/paste menu.

My big gripe with heliboard is that I can't change key size. (Unless you can and I missed it please tell me) Going from Gboard to heliboard I struggle to get the right words with swipe due to the size difference and it's frustrating.

I have to use gboard on my work phone so there's no just getting used to it unfortunately.

Edit to add changing keyboard height has helped quite a bit. I'm still a little off but this is much more usable.

You can also use Whisper+ from F-Droid in place of Futo

That's been exactly my setup for a while. Tried with all the others (Futo Keyboard / Whisper+ etc etc) and THIS setup you listed is the most versatile, reliable, multi-lingual setup I've managed to run on AOSP. Thanks for mentioning it!

I use cleverkeys keyboard and futo voice for superior typing experience. The suggestions are simply unbeatable by anyone.

Using Google play services free GrapheneOS on a Pixel 6 (so swipe even works with reduced screen estate) with the FUTO keyboard and this paragraph was completely written with its swipe feature. The only problematic words were GraphenOS and swipe.

Writing this by tapping again as I'm actually faster that way. But from what I can say, swiping works really good. I appreciate the authors effort but I won't pull in some Google library again (especially related to monitoring keyboard input) via a hackish way.

I'm completely satisfied with FUTO as an all-in-one solution already. The voice input using local models works especially good. I'm not 100% sure but I could swear the devs changed the key sizes in one of the current updates. They're perfectly sized now. The one thing I miss is a TAB key for autocompletition, when I'm logged in on a SSH terminal. But otherwise it's feature complete for me.