works okay, but
One thing, though: Why do so many of the keys have lines under the letters? It makes things look cluttered.

This keyboard app offers larger keys and adjustable spacing to assist users with tremors or motor control challenges. It features gentle typing responses, high-contrast themes, and optional feedback to reduce errors and improve readability for a more comfortable typing experience.
1.1
June 25, 2026
Fixed an issue with voice recognition not being tied to the user's language settings.
BiggerKeys is a specialized keyboard designed to make typing easier for individuals with motor control challenges, such as tremors. It offers larger keys, customizable spacing, and gentle typing features to reduce errors.
BiggerKeys provides larger keys with more space between them, and its typing response can be set to activate when you lift your finger, not just when you touch down. It also offers an adjustable debounce to ignore accidental double-taps and an optional dwell-to-confirm mode for steadier input.
Yes, BiggerKeys allows you to adjust key size and spacing to fit your needs. It also offers a high-contrast theme and larger fonts for improved readability, along with a press-preview magnifier to see which key you are touching.
BiggerKeys automatically follows your device's language settings, supporting layouts like QWERTY, AZERTY, or QWERTZ. You can also manually override the layout if needed.
BiggerKeys is designed with privacy in mind. It has no network access, collects no data, and never logs or stores what you type. Nothing leaves your device.
BiggerKeys is a paid application, available for $4.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features.
BiggerKeys is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is compatible with iOS devices that support the latest app versions.
The latest version of BiggerKeys is 1.1, which was last updated on June 25, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features based on user feedback.