Masarak Keyboard vs Skeyboard

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.

Skeyboard lets you make custom layouts for your keyboard on iPad and iPhone, moving and resizing keys anywhere, not constrained to a grid. It allows you to easily type with your thumbs on an iPad while holding the iPad in portrait mode. Layouts can be exported and reimported. Add punctuation and symbols freely to the qwerty layout if you don't want to switch to the punctuation layer. The symbol layer can be customized, and you can customize your keyboard's theme colors as well. Landscape and portrait mode layouts are loaded and saved separately but can be imported back and forth too.