MyanmarKeyboardApp vs Masarak Keyboard

Type Burmese the way it sounds. Myanmar Keyboard turns English letters into Myanmar Unicode as you type - "haylo" becomes hello in Burmese script, and "mingalaba" comes out fully formed, kinzi and all. PHONETIC AND FAST - Type with the QWERTY letters you already know, no new layout to learn - Smart suggestions from a 57,000-word Burmese dictionary that learns the words you use - Quick bar with the most common Burmese particles one tap away - Full support for stacked consonants, kinzi, medials, and tones MADE FOR BURMESE - No forced spaces: words join naturally, the way Burmese is written - Space bar can step through suggestions (Japanese-IME style) or commit words, your choice - Myanmar numerals just a flick away from 123 - Dedicated asat and stacking keys for Pali and complex words COMFORTABLE TO USE - Hold the space bar to move the cursor like a trackpad - Optional flip gestures: flick up for aspirates, flick left for retroflex letters - Built-in key chart, emoji picker, and iPhone + iPad layouts PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs on your device. The keyboard has no networking code, so your typing never leaves your phone. No ads, no tracking, no accounts. The whole keyboard is free. An optional one-time Pro purchase removes the occasional reminder and keeps the chevron glow color after the 30-day trial. Word data derived from Wikipedia and Wiktionary, copyright their contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Masarak Keyboard lets you write in Masalit (Masarak) on iPhone with a keyboard designed for the full alphabet, and digraphs like ch, mb, nd, nj, and ŋg. FEATURES • Full Masalit layout with long-press accents • Smart digraph typing (ch, mb, nd, nj, ŋg) • Grapheme-aware backspace — deletes whole characters correctly • Word suggestions while you type • Switch quickly between Masalit, English, French, and Arabic • Emoji, GIF, and clipboard panel • Light and dark mode • Adjustable key size • Works fully offline — your keystrokes stay on your device HOW TO ENABLE 1. Open Masarak Keyboard and tap “Open Keyboard Settings” 2. Add Masarak Keyboard under Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards 3. Tap “Switch to Masarak Keyboard” and choose it from the globe key Masarak Keyboard is made for the Masalit-speaking community. Developed by Buraga Technologies in collaboration with Kale Kana Masarak and community contributors.