Swiftkey Symbols is free, and is part of Swiftkey’s Greenhouse team which handles the experimental apps projects including other apps like Swiftkey Neural Alpha, Clarity Keyboard, and Hexy Launcher.

Autistic and otherwise special needs kids who are non-verbal often have trouble expressing their thoughts to others. Assistive communication tools, such as visual boards, aim to help with that ...

SwiftKey, the predictive smartphone keyboard company, wants to help people who are non-verbal communicate with others. The company launched an experimental symbol-based assistive app today called ...

SwiftKey Symbols has been designed to help people on the Autistic Spectrum, particularly non-verbal people, to communicate using images to build phrases… ...

Swiftkey has launched the Symbols Android app for non-verbal people that opens up a different way for them to communicate. The free app is particularly geared towards youngsters with autism who ...

Of course, SwiftKey isn't the first company to create a symbol-based communication app, with apps like TouchChat already available. On Apple's App Store, however, TouchChat costs $149.99, while ...