If you 're of the opinion that text speak and emojis are making us lazy and ruining language , you may want to look away now . A developer has created the ultimate predictive text app called Lazyboard that provides a list of just ten commonly used words , and 11 emoticons . Users can combine these prepopulated words to create messages quickly and simply without having to type a single letter . Lazyboard was created by Reddit user Sir-Zeph and it lets people communicate using a list of just ten commonly used words ( pictured ) including 'cool ' , 'nice ' , 'damn ' , 'oh ' , 'thks ' 'lol ' and 'lel ' The free app is available for phones running Android 4.2 and above , and words include 'cool ' , 'nice ' , 'damn ' , 'oh ' , 'thks ' 'lol ' and 'lel ' . Lazyboard was uploaded to the Google Play Store by developer Prem Adithya , listed as Reddit user Sir-Zeph . Its description says : 'Feeling lazy ? Not in the mood for a proper conversation ? Well the only thing you need is the lazyboard . 'It is a minimalistic keyboard that has the important keys required to have a lazy conversation . ' The Lazyboard comes with two themes - dark and light - that can be configured in the app Settings menu , and Sir-Zeph wrote on Reddit that a pro version is 'coming soon ' that will have more themes . The Lazyboard comes with two themes - dark and light - that can be configured in the app Settings menu and lets people choose from 11 set emoticons . A pro version is 'coming soon ' that will have more themes . Hmm nice . Damn nice . Oh cool . Lol thks . Oh damn . Kk thks . It is the latest in a long line of apps and products designed to tap into the growing trend of people replacing conversations with acronyms , emojis and shortcuts . Last month , for example , developers created a keyboard cover that turns every key of a Mac board into an emoji . Once installed , the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and emoji keys meaning people can easily add images to Facebook posts , tweets and even official documents . The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus . The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were recently developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus . Once installed , the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and the emoji keys meaning people can easily add the small images to Facebook posts , tweets and even official documents . Each of the covers are made of silicone and act like standard covers to block out dust and dirt . They come in two sizes - one for standard Macs , which includes the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro , the MacBook Air 13 and the Apple Wireless Mac keyboard ( pictured ) , and one for the 11-inch MacBook Air . The team has set up a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers , but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year . And last year a pair of London-based developers created the Emojli app that only let users communicate using the popular miniature images . Even usernames have to be comprised of a selection of emoticons . And with the release of iOS 8 Apple allowed app developers to create emoji-based keyboards for iPhones , iPads and iPhones . A study in April last year found that the top trending word , at that time , was emoji . There are now apps dedicated to the small images . Emojli , for example , ( pictured ) only lets users communicate using the popular pictures , and even usernames have to be comprised of a selection of emoticons . Emoji were originally popular in Japan , and widely used online . However , in recent years they have become hugely popular elsewhere . Originally meaning pictograph , the word emoji literally means 'picture ' ( e ) + 'letter ' ( moji ) . Icons . are standardised and include some specific to Japanese culture , such as . a bowing ( apologising ) businessman , a face wearing a face mask , a white . flower used to denote 'brilliant homework ' or a group of emoji . representing popular foods : ramen noodles , dango , onigiri , Japanese . curry , and sushi . Some . emoji character sets have been incorporated into Unicode , allowing them . to be used elsewhere including websites and apps such as Facebook and Twitter .
-Zeph was created by Singapore-based Reddit user SirLazyboard . It lets people communicate using a list of common words and emoticons . These include 'cool ' , 'nice ' , 'damn ' , 'oh ' , 'thks ' 'lol ' and 'lel ' The free app is available for phones running Android 4.2 and above . SirLazyboard said a pro version is 'coming soon ' that will have more themes .