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Whenever using a third party app, such as this, there are risks involved that that developers don't tell you regaurding your privacy. Of course, they don't tell you up front....I stumbled across this information by accident and wanted people to exactly what happens when you use apps like this. I copied and pasted the information below: Third Party Keyboards provide an alternative way to input keyboard data. These keyboards can access all of the data you type, including bank account and credit card numbers, street addresses, as well as other personal and sensitive information. These keyboards may also access nearby text or data, which is useful for improving autocorrect functionality. If you enable Full Access, developers are permitted to access, collect and transmit the data you type. In addition, if the third party application containing the keyboard has your permission to access location, photos, or other personal data, the keyboard can also collect and transmit that information to the keyboard developer’s servers. If you disable Full Access for a third party keyboard, and then re-enable it, the keyboard’s developer may be able to access, collect and transmit what was typed while the network access was disabled.

The fonts aren’t the main focus for me, more so the story graphics. They’re insanely basic and look like they could be made by a blindfolded seven year old. The only ones that look appealing are the premium ones, which of course cost money, and I don’t feel like spending $15 on a few words on a picture. There’s also of course the ad, which showed incredible glowing wallpapers and App Library screens, which can’t be found anywhere, leading me to believe it was simply clickbait for downloads. The final thing I have to say is that some people were saying that third party companies can take information from the keyboards, and obviously the developer responded and said it’s fake. However there were a handful of reviews that never mentioned anything close to information or data, and the same response was blatantly copied and pasted, showing that the developer doesn’t care enough to solve the actual problems, and is instead focused on making sure people don’t accuse the app of stealing info. Overall, not an app I would recommend, as the fonts aren’t much to write home about, the story graphics are extremely basic, and the ad that may have brought you here is bait.

I’m glad this app is free, because once you open the app it’s shows you what it has to offer. I know that’s cool and all but once you get through that you have to pay. You have no other option. Either a free trial for 3-4 days, a monthly plan, or a yearly plan. I’m other words you have to spend 10-20$ just to use the app for more than a week. Which is okay but who would spend that much for fonts? Unless you have money to spend here and there. I rate this app a -2 stars. Also the options seem quite boring. They are also basic, literally all you have to do to make one of the icons is put a square block, draw a mark on it, and then put a app icon over it. It’s extremely easy. Then I see a five star review because someone said the themes were basic. They gave a five star review because someone said the themes were basic how is that accurate? Also they seem to feel as though the app bought premium for them. Even though they didn’t do that on purpose. Would not recommend this app at all. That’s why if I had the ability to I would give this app a -5 stars. I know I said -2 I meant -5. Goodbye.