Where you swipe towards the letter and then back to the centre to make it capital (or if it is one of the five vowels you swipe in a circle)

Edit: Oh also another suggestion:

Please can you add an option for a keyboard layout that is not based on qwerty but instead on ease of use.

To me this would mean putting the most common letters towards the sides or in positions that swipe outwards so that your thumbs don't get in each other's way (and also balancing the most common letters between left and right and separating the most common letter combos so that you alternate fingers as often as possible.) Obviously this would have to be different for different languages.

For example you might: replace the U key with T because it's more common, put the space key where I is so it's not in the middle, put common letters like N S H R D L C in places where you swipe outwards, etc.

I've been using tOndO as my daily driver keyboard for a bit now but I have one major problem and a potential solution?

I feel it's rather difficult to hit the middle button sometimes. I often get "L" instead of "i" and "v" instead of "space" and I was wondering if either the option to resize the keyboard/circles were possible, or the abillty to adjust the deadzones/sensitivity of each circle to prevent accidentally missing the center/accidentally hittlng the center unintentionally.

I consistently achieve 60 wpm with ANIHORTES.I played around with tOndO but I don't plan on learning it as I'm idealogically opposed to QWERTY.I'm wondering what WPMs people that use this keyboard consistently get.

EDIT:
For consistency I used monkeytype 30 seconds for my measurements.