This keyboard app offers a plain text editor and system-wide keyboard extension with multiple input methods. It includes features like emoji support, spellcheck, predictive text, and intelligent punctuation for efficient typing. It also supports various Chinese input methods and custom input options.
3.5.1
October 15, 2025
This release contains bug fixes and documentation updates. #### FIXED - [ime/candidate] Resolved an issue where turning off all candidate features could cause problems in the IME. - [setting] Updated settings for compatibility with iOS 26.
MoreFrankie is about to retire and users are advised to use OkidoKey instead. The app was formerly known as OkidoKey.
Frankie provides a system-wide keyboard extension with features like emoji support, spellcheck, predictive text, and intelligent punctuation. It also includes a plain text editor with an auto-copy function.
Yes, Frankie is capable of using custom input methods. Users can install custom input methods by selecting the CIN table file from the file browser.
External keyboards are not directly supported by the keyboard extensions. However, you can use the Clip Pad in split-view as a bridge for inputs, utilizing its auto-copy feature.
Frankie includes common Chinese input methods such as Array, Cangjie, Dayi, and Pinyin. It is optimized for the Array input method and supports various Zhuyin layouts.
Frankie is priced at $399.99. This is a one-time purchase cost for the application.
The latest version of Frankie is 3.5.1, and it was last updated on October 15, 2025. This indicates a relatively recent update.
Frankie has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. It is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
