Check out Alex's talk at Stanford from a few weeks ago, where she explains how BiAffect works. It's a great 15 minute watch. After that, don't hesitate to reach out to me if you want to explore how a custom keyboard could benefit your organization.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcA3...

One such person is Alex Leow and her team at BiAffect, who use the keyboard to extract a bunch of metrics that enable them to detect mental health issues like bipolar disorder. This is just one of many insanely exciting areas where a custom keyboard is a critical enabled.
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I didn't have a specific application of the technology in mind, and initially had problems explaining to people how companies can benefit from a custom keyboard. But this changed with the number of amazing people and companies that I have had the great pleasure of meeting.
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Biking in Bangkok!? 😱 It’s been nice knowing you.

It was a great session! Thank you for explaining things so well and for improving accessibility with a few focused changes. It’s night and day!

Second pick is this post by @danielsaidi.bsky.social, who stopped by our drop-in sessions at @swiftleeds.co.uk and wrote about how he applied what he learned to improve the accessibility of KeyboardKit. Want to proper nerd out about it? .keyboardKey trait, anyone?!

keyboardkit.com/blog/2025/10...

That is a VERY good change. I have a bunch of code for this with observable object, and it would be nice to get rid off. But not until only targeting iOS 26 I guess :(