Uni Keyboard

Uni Keyboard

by Thomas Blackburn

59 ratings
60 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 1, 2014
  • November 8, 2019

Features

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This custom keyboard for iPhone and iPad provides access to over 2950 characters, organized into 24 distinct groups. Easily navigate through all characters or select a specific group for quick access.

βœ“Access over 2950 characters
βœ“Organized into 24 groups
βœ“Scrollable character list
βœ“Group picker for specific characters
βœ“Custom keyboard for iOS
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What's New in Uni Keyboard

1.2.2

November 8, 2019

- UI Update for iOS 13 - Added re-ordering of Favorites using drag and drop.

User reviews

Goodd (Ζ“Ζ£Ζ£ΖŠΖŠ)

So mAny words

This ain't all Unicode characters

Add the rest of the Unicode characters in this keyboard please

Defies Apples Key layout making it irritating

07 Feb 2024

The Uni Keyboards is very functional EXCEPT the developers choose to defy Apple and other’s keyboard layout putting the key to switch through keyboards on the top right corner of their keyboard instead of the lower left like Apple and everyone else does which leads to issues of having to find the key in an abnormal position and essentially defies UI/UX because the key isn’t in the right place to enable cycling through all keyboards. If you wanted to differentiate yourselves from everyone else, then you did that dammit ….

Now put it back where it belongs!

The character sets are now up to date with Unicode standards. Example, Creative Commons symbols adopted in 2022. I am sure that Apple is also equally behind as well and CC members are clamoring especially in light of the latest federal decisions on copyrights.
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Missing Search

I can't find the power symbol. I don't think this has everything. I would like to be able to lookup a symbol by name and code. Scrolling to look for a symbol becomes tedious and time consuming.

It’s legit

Legit and amazing 5 stars it’s phenomenal and I’m not a robot β‚ͺ

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Reported Bugs

7 issues

Key to switch keyboards in abnormal position

Bug

Cannot find power symbol

Bug

App not updated anymore

Bug

Cannot find Wingdings

Bug

Doesn't display properly on iPhone X

Bug

Basic latin text too big

Bug

No keyboard down button

Bug
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Requested Features

16 requests

Add rest of Unicode characters

Feature

Search for symbols by name/code

Feature

More sorting options for fonts

Feature

Support dark mode

Feature

Add mathematical double-struck Capital X

Feature

Add runes and hieroglyphics

Feature

Add nikudim for Hebrew

Feature

Add Arabic section with all letters

Feature

Add Sanskrit, Devanagari, Tibetan

Feature

Add an Asian section

Feature

Add Wingdings font/category

Feature

Add lowercase and uppercase Wingdings

Feature

Rearrange categories

Feature

Add recently used menu item

Feature

Add subscript and superscript letters

Feature

Add customizable fractions

Feature

FAQ

What does Uni Keyboard do?

Uni Keyboard is a custom keyboard for iPhone and iPad that offers access to over 2950 different characters. It organizes these characters into 24 distinct groups, making it easier to find and use specific symbols or letters.

How do I find characters in Uni Keyboard?

You can find characters in Uni Keyboard by either scrolling through the entire list of available characters or by using the group picker. The group picker allows you to display only the characters within a specific, pre-defined group.

Is Uni Keyboard free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, Uni Keyboard is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a completely free user experience.

What devices is Uni Keyboard compatible with?

Uni Keyboard is designed for Apple devices, specifically compatible with iPhone and iPad. It functions as a custom keyboard within the iOS ecosystem.