Gboard

Gboard, formerly known as Google Keyboard, is a virtual typing app developed by Google. It was first launched on iOS in 2016 and subsequently replaced the existing Google Keyboard app on Android devices later that year.

As a software product, Gboard is primarily developed in the United States at Google's headquarters. It integrates various Google services, including Google Search, predictive text, and emoji recognition, making it a central part of the mobile user experience for millions globally.

The application is owned by Google, which is a subsidiary of its parent conglomerate, Alphabet Inc. Alphabet oversees a massive portfolio of technology-focused companies, with its core focus remaining on internet-related services and products.