The newest SwiftKey update puts all your passwords just a couple of taps away thanks to a partnership with Dashlane.

The update to the popular predictive keyboard elevates several features previously available in SwiftKey Beta to the final build. The new version also reorganizes the settings in a new home called the Hub, switches up the default theme, adds in several Indian languages.

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The story behind the story: SwiftKey is one of the most popular third-party keyboards in the ay Store. It was the first to advance predictive abilities through analysis of typing patterns word usage in email social media account. SwiftKey is also very customizable with multiple themes for sale.

Integration with Dashlane

The most intriguing new feature is how the keyboard incorporates Dashlane, a popular password manager. According to SwiftKey, the keyboard will recognize when you are on a site or form that requires a password. You can then select the appropriate login, eliminating the need to try remember or jump to another app to track down the password.

You’ll need to jump through a few hoops in both Dashlane SwiftKey to enable this feature.

In terms of the redesign, the major revamp comes in the form of the SwiftKey Hub. It’s the new home for settings other key options. They’re organized by Material Design-style cards so settings, themes, keystroke savings, other details are easy to find. The hub is accessible by long-pressing the “123” key or touching the hamburger menu (three horizontal lines) at the top left.

SwiftKey also introduces Carbon as its new default theme, which is darker more consistent with ’s Material Design.

Sadly, the company still offers no GIF keyboard.

SwiftKey also now supports Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati, Marathi, Nepali languages. The new version of SwiftKey is rolling out now in the ay Store.