QlipKeyboard vs Everything Keyboard

QlipKeyboard brings a keyboard, a clipboard, and translation together in one app. Stop copying and pasting the same things over and over. What you copied recently sits right above the keyboard, ready to reuse with a single tap. • Copy once, paste anywhere Turn on clipboard history, and the text, links, and images you copy are saved on your device and available straight from the keyboard. Press and hold the 123 key to browse what you saved and paste it. • Translate without leaving the keyboard Tap the translate key and the sentence you just typed turns into the language you picked. Select text first and only that part is translated. No more jumping between apps to copy and paste. Translation runs on your device, so it works without an internet connection, and what you type never leaves it. Pick your language in the Translation tab and download the ones you need ahead of time. Text already written in that language is translated back into your device language. • Keep what you use often Pin email addresses, bios, and go-to replies as favorites. Favorites are never removed, even when the history limit kicks in. • Text, links, and images Everything you copy is sorted by type automatically, so it is easy to find what you need. Images can be pasted straight from the keyboard too. Copy the address of an image and the picture itself is saved instead of the link — you can turn that off in settings. • Two Korean layouts, plus English - Korean (Reduced Vowels) - Korean Qwerty — standard two-set layout - English Qwerty Tap the globe key to switch languages instantly. In fields that only take numbers, the keyboard switches to a number pad on its own. • Press and hold for more Hold the 123 key to open the clipboard keyboard. Hold the space bar to turn on trackpad mode and move the cursor. Symbols and clipboard features are always a long press away. • Built for iPhone Duo The keyboard lays itself out for both the folded and the unfolded display. • A split keyboard on wide screens On the iPhone Duo's unfolded display and on iPad, the keyboard splits left and right so you can type comfortably with both thumbs. Turn it on or off in settings. In split mode the number pad appears on both halves. • Make it your own Choose your own colors for key backgrounds, text, functional keys, the clipboard panel, and clipboard cards. Adjust the keyboard height and haptic feedback to match how you type — haptics come with five strength levels and a choice of vibration feel. The 123, language, and translate keys along the bottom can be reordered however you like. • Private by default All clipboard data stays on your device. Clipboard contents are never uploaded to a server, shared, or analyzed. Translation also happens on your device. Sentences you translate are never sent to a server, and it works with no network connection. QlipKeyboard does not use cloud sync and never sends clipboard data off your device. You can clear your clipboard history at any time. • About Full Access Full Access is required for the keyboard to provide clipboard history. It is used only to read clipboard items and save them on your device, and no clipboard data is ever sent off your device. Tip: In Settings → Apps → QlipKeyboard, set "Paste from Other Apps" to "Allow" and clipboard history will be saved more reliably.

Everything, in one keyboard. It fixes your spelling and grammar on the phone itself — no connection, no Full Access, nothing sent anywhere. SPELLING AND GRAMMAR, OFFLINE Their and they're, its and it's, your and you're, "should of", "was wrote", "loose" for "lose" — mistakes a spellchecker cannot see, because every word in them is spelled correctly. Thirty-five rules, on the device, free, with no permission and no network. Corrections appear above the keys and apply with a tap, or fix the whole message at once. Give them a row of their own and they stay visible as you write. Long-press for accents, an optional number row, a height slider. Undo, which iOS gives keyboards no way to do. LOOK Forty-two colours, thirty-nine key shapes and sixteen drawn backdrops, mixed however you like. They move while you type — rain, fire, fireflies, meteors — and stop when it goes away. All contrast-checked. One-handed mode pins the keys to the side you reach. LAYOUTS QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak and ABC. The iPhone has never offered Dvorak or Colemak on screen, so if you type one on a computer, this is the first time your phone can match. Autocorrect follows whichever you pick. SOUND AND FEEL Six key sounds — typewriter with a bell on return, mechanical, thock, bubble, retro, water — generated on the phone, not recorded. Haptics per key. For hands that shake, a key can be set to need holding, or to ignore a second press. FONTS, FACES AND EMOJI Twenty-seven text styles — bold, script, gothic, wide, upside down — applied to a finished message, so you keep autocorrect while writing it. Two hundred text faces, and the full emoji set with skin tones. IS IT A SCAM? Paste a message you were sent and it says what it noticed: pressure to act now, an odd way to pay, a threat to an account. It takes two before it speaks. Links too — an address that looks like a bank and goes elsewhere, letters swapped for digits. Offline, never uploaded. IT CATCHES WHAT YOU'D REGRET A login code about to be forwarded to whoever just asked for it — the most common way people are defrauded, and the only moment to stop it. WHAT DOES THIS EVEN SAY? Paste a clause, a form, a letter from a landlord and get it in plain English. TRANSLATE Twenty languages. Which one it's in is worked out on the phone. MESSAGES NOBODY ELSE CAN READ Agree a phrase with someone. After that, write in any app and what leaves your phone is scrambled text nobody can turn back. No account, no server. THE SMALL USEFUL THINGS A sum mid-sentence and the answer appears. Type "next friday" and get the date. A clipboard that refuses to remember login codes. A password generator that types straight in and never saves it. Save your email, phone and address once and a field that asks for one offers it — never a password field. WHAT PRO IS FOR AI review — grammar that reads the sentence, tone, rewriting, synonyms — translation, plain-English explanations, locking messages, and most of the themes, shapes, backdrops and sounds. About 8,000 words a day; nothing offline is metered. The spelling and grammar above are free, as is everything else here that this paragraph does not name: emoji, faces, fonts, undo, every check, the calculator, dates, passwords and the clipboard. WHAT LEAVES YOUR DEVICE Enforced in code, not promised in a policy. Password fields are never checked. While you write a locked message, every engine that would use a network is left out. No accounts, no analytics, no ad identifiers, no history of what you type. A screen in the app lists what each setting sends. WORTH KNOWING Everything Keyboard Pro is an auto-renewing subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase and renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://ughme.com/everything-keyboard/privacy