Japanese flick input, on real hardware.
Furikku is a dedicated touchscreen keypad for Japanese. The flick keyboard your thumbs already know, sitting next to your Mac and plugged in over USB-C.
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Try it — tap a key, or press and drag to reach い / う / え / お.
Why hardware
A keyboard, not an app.
Furikku doesn't borrow your phone, share your Wi-Fi, or ask you to keep an app open. It's a keypad that does one thing.
Real flick input
A 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen running nothing but a Japanese keypad. Press あ and drag to reach い, う, え, お — the variant appears under your finger as you move, and follows you if you change direction.
Plugs in and types
Furikku enumerates as a plain USB HID keyboard. Nothing to pair, nothing to charge, nothing to unlock, no app to switch back to when you're mid-sentence.
Kana in, kanji out
Flick かいぎのしりょうをおくります, tap 改行, and 会議の資料を送ります lands in your document. Turning kana into kanji is the Furikku input method's half of the job, and it reads the whole phrase to do it — azooKey's neural engine, Zenzai.
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