Unicode Pad Pro with keyboards vs keyInTwi

Unicode Pad Pro is the ultimate Unicode character map app for the iPad. Offering an extensive database of over 155,000 characters, it supports the latest Unicode 16 standard. This powerful tool features customizable keyboards, which can be used across any iOS app, bundled fonts, and the ability to import custom fonts. Users can easily browse, search, and copy characters, access detailed character information, and enjoy seamless multitasking with other apps. Perfect for everything from scientific notation to creative writing, Features: • Custom keyboards can be used in any other iOS app • Install bundled fonts for use in other apps • Import and use any custom font into the app • Support for Unicode 15.1 standard, which has many new symbols. • Huge selection of symbols (thousands), in fact all that are available on your device. Database itself actually contains data for all characters (over 140000!). • Copy characters to clipboard for use in other apps, like web, mail, chat, notes... any iOS app! • Detailed information on each Unicode character, including encodings, extra info, similar characters and availability in fonts • Extensive gesture support for smooth workflow! • Drag and drop support for text, PNG and PDF graphics! • Notepad with customizable keyboards, for your often-used characters and for copying several characters at once. Great for casual writing, too! • HTML entity names for relevant characters • UNIHAN english definitions for CJK ideograms for many characters • Egyptian hieroglyph definitions • Ideographic Description Sequences (IDS) for CJK ideograms • Share your custom keyboards with your friends! • Search for characters by name, hexadecimal codepoint or glyph! Find similar and related characters instantly! • Great support for iPad multitasking - works great together with other apps • Streamlined design, specifically optimized for each device. Support for all device orientations and Retina display.  • Support for dark mode. • Fully tested on latest iOS • Support for Backspace, New line, Shift and Alternate special keys on custom keyboards. • Custom keyboard sizes up to 6x16=96 keys. • Flick left and right for next and previous characters in detail view • View extended character descriptions on Wikipedia, unicode.org charts or Emojipedia right from inside the app! • Copy glyphs as PDF graphics or PNG images • Sections of favourite and recently copied characters • One universal application works on iPhone, iPod and iPad! • Reference booklet of characters available on modern computers! Paper Unicode maps are over 1000 pages long! • Quick access to many groups of commonly used symbols! • Great for scientific, mathematical and physics notation, handles many superscripts, subscripts and other symbols! • Excellent for phonetic notation! • Developers: see which characters are available on your iOS device and in which fonts. • Perfect for writing Unicode poetry! • Awesome for making interesting app names!

Type Twi the way you speak it. No subscription or in-app purchases. keyInTwi puts ɛ, ɔ, and the Ghanaian cedi symbol ₵ directly under your thumbs. No switching layouts, no copy-pasting special characters. Built specifically for Twi/Akan, it gives you a focused keyboard for everyday writing. MADE FOR TWI - Dedicated keys for ɛ, ɔ, ₵, and the characters Twi and Ghanaian writing actually use - Long-press familiar letters for their Twi variants - Word suggestions, careful autocorrection (kyew becomes kyɛw), and next-word predictions for everyday phrases like "mepa wo kyɛw" - Your exact spelling is always one tap away when you do not want a correction FEELS FAMILIAR - Fast key response with sound feedback - Automatic capitalization, double-space period, and hold-to-delete words - Full number and symbol layouts, light and dark mode\n- Works in Messages, WhatsApp, email; anywhere iOS allows custom keyboards PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Works completely offline - Never asks for Full Access - No ads, no analytics, and no typing history collected The app walks you through setup in three steps and includes a practice pad to try everything before you start messaging. Wo ho te sɛn? Type it and see.