Ezikey

Ezikey

Ezidi alphabet keyboard

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 19, 2026
  • September 21, 2026

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Ezikey is two things in one app: a keyboard that types the Ezidi script anywhere on your phone, and a course that teaches you to read and write it from the very first letter. THE KEYBOARD Add it once in iOS Settings and the script is on your globe key in every app — messages, notes, search, anywhere you can type. Hold a key for its related letters. It asks for no special permission and has no internet access at all, so nothing you type can go anywhere. LEARN THE SCRIPT Ten sections, in order, starting at the alphabet and ending in full sentences: • All 42 letters, a handful at a time • Writing rules — vowels, elif, and the borrowed letters • First words, numbers, the body, the world, food and time • Grammar: pronouns, am/are/is, the present tense • Greetings and phrases you would actually use • Home and people, food and clothes, actions and describing words Lessons are short. Thirty XP is a day's practice — enough to hold a streak, small enough to do on a break. A DICTIONARY, NOT JUST A SEARCH BOX 8,700 words to search or simply browse: by letter, by kind of word, or by the forms actually said in Duhok, Sheikhan and Shingal. The spellings taught in the lessons are marked, so the course and the dictionary never contradict each other. Find a word that looks wrong and there is a button to tell us. A WORD A DAY, WHERE YOU WILL SEE IT Put the widget on your Lock Screen or Home Screen and a new word is waiting every time you pick up your phone, with how to say it and what it means. Already know it? Tap the arrow for the next one. You can also have one, five or ten words sent to you a day, at times you choose. KEEP GOING A streak that is honest about the days you missed, a week you can read at a glance, and a leaderboard that starts over every Monday — so it is never too late to be on it. WHAT IT COSTS Nothing. The account is free and takes a moment. There are no purchases, no subscriptions and no ads anywhere in the app. Nothing you do is tracked, and there is no advertising or analytics code in it at all. Your lessons and XP are saved to your account so a new phone picks up where the old one stopped, and that is the only reason there is an account. Made by an Ezidi, for Ezidis.
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What's New in Ezikey

2.0

September 21, 2026

Version 2.0 is the biggest change since the app launched. Almost all of this is new. A DICTIONARY 8,700 words to search or simply browse — by letter, by kind of word, or by the forms actually said in Duhok, Sheikhan and Shingal. The spellings taught in the lessons are marked, so the course and the dictionary agree. Find one that looks wrong and there is now a button to say so. A WORD OF THE DAY A widget for the Lock Screen and the Home Screen, with how to say the word and what it means. Tap the arrow to skip one you already know. You can also have one, five or ten words sent to you a day, at times you pick. AN ACCOUNT, SO NOTHING IS LOST Free, and it takes a moment. Your lessons, XP and streak are saved to it, so a new phone picks up where the old one stopped. Forgotten your password? There is a reset link now. A STREAK AND A WEEKLY BOARD Thirty XP is a day's practice. Your week is drawn as seven dots you can read at a glance, and the leaderboard starts over every Monday — so it is never too late to be on it. A REBUILT KEYBOARD Two pages instead of one cramped row. Keys where QWERTY puts them, at the size real keys should be. Hold a key for its related letters, hold backspace to keep deleting, and the whole thing now matches the system keyboard instead of painting over it. MORE TO LEARN New sections on home and people, food and clothes, and actions and describing words, plus grammar: pronouns, am/are/is, linking words and the present tense. The alphabet chart has been redrawn, and now lives inside Learn rather than taking a tab of its own.

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