An image leaked by the @evleaks Twitter account has indicated that SwiftKey may be coming to iOS, but the app looks only to be a quick note-taking offer and not the full service.
iOS developers are unable to change the core operating system software, so SwiftKey is likely to be unable to offer its quick-typing keyboard as an option for use across all apps. 
Founded in the UK in 2008, the company has grown its revenues fivefold year-on-year, with SwiftKey the top-selling paid Android app in 2012.
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