Apps tagged with 'keyboard-language'

Grammarly’s Mobile Keyboard is the personal editor you can take with you wherever you go. With hundreds of checks and features and seamless integration, Grammarly helps you type with ease in any app. Whether you’re sending an urgent email, important LinkedIn message, or...

Punto Switcher allows easy change keyboard layout for text that was just input automatically or by pressing a hotkey.

UniKey for Windows was first released as a free program in 1999. It quickly gained popularity thanks to its speed, simplicity, and reliability. It soon became, and still is the most popular keyboard program for Vietnamese language.

Mozc is a Japanese Input Method Editor (IME) designed for multi-platform such as Android OS, Apple macOS, Chromium OS, GNU/Linux, and Microsoft Windows. This OpenSource project originates from Google Japanese Input

With keyboards for over 2000 languages, Keyman lets you type in your language anywhere. You can create your own keyboards with Keyman Developer. Keyman is completely free and open source, and runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and web.

Simple keyboard layout switcher. As lightweight as you can easily ensure it doesn't contain any spyware, even if you're not a programming guru.

WizKey makes it easy to type accented and other special Unicode characters using a standard US/UK keyboard with easy to remember keyboard shortcuts.

SpeedScript is a user-friendly keyboard app optimized for touchscreens.

A lightweight Bash-based tool that automatically converts text between two keyboard layouts — for example, between Russian and English.

Le Clavier Arabe is a web-based editor that provides the ability to write Arabic letters without a physical Arabic keyboard. With its real-time character conversion service it converts words typed with Latin characters to their closest Arabic equivalent.

The easiest way to type foreign characters and IPA phonetic symbols on your Windows PC.

It is a software which allows users to type in many Indian languages like Tamil, Hindi, Sanskrit, Telugu and more. It also supports a phonetic keyboard for these languages.

A common example is the non-English developer, having to use uncomfortable, complex and tiring key combinations for common symbols like [ ] { } in development tools.

Text editor "Hieroglyph" is oriented to work with Russian texts, has alot of unique features (about 30), for example - automatic keyboard layout switching and correcting text. "Hieroglyph" has a very small size (about 3 MB) and can be portable.

Sellinam enables Tamil text input on mobile devices. It suports Tamil phonetic keyboard too. It was first developed in the year 2003 and subsequently launched for public usage in 2005 on Ponggal day.

Bamboo is a Vietnamese input method engine for input method framework like IBus and Fcitx5 that translates key strokes into Vietnamese characters.

Vietnamese Keyboard.