QWERTY mini Lite ENG

KKeyboard inc.

About this app

Thank you for your interest in the QWERTY mini keyboard.
Simultaneous input, landscape split mode, and expanded symbol input are available in both the free Standard and Wide versions. Please download either version and try these features.

Extended Roman character input is available in the paid Pro version, which combines the Standard and Wide layouts into a single app.

Future advanced features and multilingual language packs will primarily be added to and upgraded through the Pro version.

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QWERTY mini works as a local keyboard. No data is collected.
It is not connected to any server or cloud, and inputs are processed exactly as you type - without prediction or auto-correction.

[Important Notice]

1. This version is completely free, with no ads or in-app purchases. Powerful simultaneous input and a split layout for landscape mode are available in both the Standard and Wide versions, which are also free. Upgrade now to enjoy these advanced features.

2. Enter key not switching to Search key
This issue occurs only on a very limited number of models and is caused by IME restrictions from the manufacturer or Google.

[Main Features]

Unlike standard QWERTY (26 keys), QWERTY mini reduces the layout to just 16 keys in 2 rows, keeping typing natural and efficient.

* Double tap : easily input the second character of each key.

* Simultaneous tap : quickly input the first or second character using 4 edge keys. (but this feature is available in Standard and Wide versions.)
(Example: O + T/G = T, L + T/G = G)

Why not standard QWERTY? (26 keys)
Designed for typewriters and ten-finger typing, the QWERTY keyboard has too many small keys on smartphones.
This causes frequent typos, slower typing speed, and high finger fatigue.

QWERTY mini solution (16 keys)
Key size increased by 66% (25% wider, 33% taller)
Comfortable thumb movement on mobile screens
Faster typing with fewer errors

Note
International patent application (PCT/KR2025/099177), published under WIPO.

What’s new

We’ve released a free version of k-keyboard so you can try it out.