What is the purpose of this keyboard?

[MXC48]

I already know that the goal is to implement machine learning for gesture recognition, but what I'm asking is: what is this keyboard intended to be used for?
Is it designed for developers and terminal users? For everyday use in conversations and searches -> for non-technical users?
Or is it ultimately just a proof of concept?
The target audience for the application will determine its design choices, for example in the user interface.
In any case, I'm happy to see a new alternative emerge!

[tribixbite]

I built it for personal use without a target audience in mind besides other termux users who might desire swipe typing.

1. Power users who want an extremely customizeable (all aspects tuneable, as many options for gesture controls/shortcuts as possible) kb

2. Privacy oriented or open source supporting users who want swipe typing

3. Please share your use-case / needs / desires / reasons (not just OP but anyone reading this)

[bet]

I experimented with it because, though I'm a happy Unexpected Keyboard user, and don't care for Swipe, I wanted to see what's new. I immediately saw word prediction --- I miss Swiftkey (abandoned it when it was sold, even before the new owner chose to let everyone's keyboard learn --- e.g. credit card numbers --- from everyone else).

The word prediction hooked me, though this is taking getting used to.

I keep Unexpected Keyboard handy to switch back to if I get stuck.

I should have mentioned, I use Termux a lot

[MXC48]

For me, a keyboard is for general use. I don't particularly use Termux or other terminals on my phone, so it's for chatting, searching, writing comments, etc. So it's true that I place a lot of importance on good suggestions, high-quality gesture typing and, above all, a clear and practical interface for fast typing. It's true that a more traditional interface like the one already available is the best for me (I'm a big fan of rounded edges and Material You), but I think it should always be possible to customise your keyboard as much as possible.