FUTO

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FUTO, founded in 2021 by Eron Wolf, is an organization that develops applications and sponsors free software projects. FUTO has enabled the development of notable apps, such as Immich, FUTO Keyboard, and GrayJay.

FUTO

Basic information
Founded	2021
Type	Private
Industry	Technology
Official website	https://www.futo.org/

FUTO Keyboard is a keyboard app for Android-based operating systems which offers many modern typing features like localized voice input, swipe typing, and autocorrect, while respecting the purchaser's rights.

FUTO has been criticized for using their own definition of the term "open source" and claiming their applications are "open source", when their license does not meet the OSI's definition of the term. FUTO has since changed their wording.