
Yiddish Klal Keyboard
For Standard (YIVO) Yiddish
About
Type Standard Yiddish (YIVO orthography) on your iOS device with this QWERTY-based keyboard. It offers the full character set with diacritics, accessible via Shift or long-press. Your typing data remains private and the code is open-source.
What's New in Yiddish Klal Keyboard
1.0.2
July 9, 2026
Fixed bug affecting output of angle brackets.
FAQ
How do I enable Yiddish Klal keyboard?
After opening the Yiddish Klal app, you will see instructions on how to enable the keyboard within your iOS settings. This typically involves going to Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards > Add New Keyboard.
Does Yiddish Klal have ads?
No, Yiddish Klal does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to use and does not display any ads to its users.
What devices support Yiddish Klal?
Yiddish Klal is designed for iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is compatible with all these devices running supported iOS versions.
Is Yiddish Klal safe to use for typing sensitive information?
Yes, Yiddish Klal prioritizes user privacy. Your typing data stays completely private and is not collected, transmitted, or stored by the keyboard. The open-source code further ensures transparency.
How often is Yiddish Klal updated?
The latest version of Yiddish Klal is 1.0.1, which was last updated on April 18, 2026. Future updates will likely address bug fixes and potential feature enhancements.
What is the age rating for Yiddish Klal?
Yiddish Klal has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages and does not contain content inappropriate for children.
Where can I find a character map for Yiddish Klal?
For additional information and a character map to help you type, you can visit the developer's website at https://www.isaacbleaman.com/resources/yiddish_typing.
What does YIVO orthography mean for Yiddish Klal?
YIVO orthography refers to the standardized system for writing Yiddish developed by the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. Yiddish Klal uses this standard, ensuring consistent and accurate Yiddish spelling.




