SimDock vs Keylish

SimDock helps you organize SIM card assets, track expiration dates, and securely view important messages across your own devices. KEY FEATURES • SIM card asset management: Manually enter ICCID, phone number, carrier, country or region, purpose, and notes. • Expiration reminders: Record activation and expiration dates, renewal cycles, and reminder preferences. • Multi-device sync: View SMS, app notifications, and call records synchronized from source devices you authorize. • End-to-end protection: New message titles and bodies are encrypted on the message-source device using AES-256-GCM. Content keys remain in secure storage on your devices. • Device management: View connected devices, online status, recent activity, and synchronization status. • Account security: Email verification, anti-bot login checks, password recovery, recovery keys, and permanent account deletion. PRIVACY AND PERMISSIONS Message collection is off by default and requires explicit permission for each capability. Devices used only to view synchronized data do not collect local SMS, notifications, or call records. SimDock does not read historical SMS. ICCID is always entered manually. SimDock does not provide eSIM downloads, switching, activation, LPA, APDU, or carrier services.

Keylish is a Chinese pinyin keyboard with optional translation comparison in multiple languages. Type Chinese or English normally and see translations beneath candidates to pick up expressions as you go. Chinese input • Standard 26-key pinyin with a local Rime dictionary • Tap a Chinese candidate, or press Space during pinyin composition to select the first candidate, to enter Chinese • Exact-match English word candidates enter that English word when selected • Tappable pinyin correction candidates, which can be disabled in Settings • Press Return during pinyin composition to enter the raw pinyin letters • Numbers, symbols, emoji, and capitalization English ABC • Word completions as you type; tap a completion to enter the word with a trailing space • Tappable spelling suggestions, with no automatic spelling changes • Selected words are remembered on this device to help rank future suggestions • No next-word prediction Translation comparison in multiple languages • Chinese pinyin and English ABC each have their own comparison switch and target language • See translations or meanings in your selected language beneath Chinese candidates and English completions • Available languages depend on the translation pairs supported by your device and system; check the list in the app • Long-press a candidate with a meaning to read the full text; listen, stop, and replay when a system voice is available • Turn automatic speech off or choose an installed voice for each comparison language • Uses Apple's on-device translation; prepare the language resources for offline use • Translations are display-only and never replace your input Chinese-English phrasebook • Everyday expressions with Chinese, pinyin, and English together • Add, edit, and delete your own entries Permissions and privacy • Chinese, English ABC, numbers, symbols, and emoji input work without Full Access • Apple Translation requires Full Access enabled in system Settings and the appropriate language resources • Input, dictionaries, custom phrases, and translation caches stay on device; keystrokes are not uploaded to our servers • No ads or third-party analytics SDKs Optional translation access • The base keyboard is free • Try translation comparison free for 30 days, once per Apple Account, with no automatic charge when it ends • A separate one-time purchase unlocks lifetime translation access; no subscription • Redeem offer codes or restore purchases on the unlock page Privacy policy: https://dawnfz-lenfeng.github.io/keylish-legal/privacy.html