• Easy Thai typing keyboard, even on small smartphones
• Large keys with a 6×8 layout reduce typing errors
• Familiar layout similar to standard Thai keyboards, so you can get used to it quickly

[Overview]
Standard Thai keyboards use a 5×12 layout, which can make keys small on smartphones.
Pakbung uses a compact 6×8 layout to provide a more comfortable typing experience.
“Pakbung” means “morning glory” in Thai.

[Features]
(1) Compact 6×8 layout with large keys for easy typing
(2) Familiar layout similar to standard keyboards, so you can get used to it quickly
(3) Consonants and vowels/symbols are color-coded, making it easy to quickly find the character you need
(4) Adjustable height and width for comfortable one-handed typing
(5) Five input modes: Thai, numbers, symbols, Thai numerals, and English

[Compatibility]
• Devices: Smartphones (Android 7.0 or later) (Tablets not supported)
• OS: Android 7.0 or later (API level 24 or higher)
• Languages: English, Thai, Japanese

*Note:
Not available in input fields that handle sensitive information, such as passwords or screen lock.

[How to Use]
• STEP 1: Enable the keyboard
Tap [Enable Pakbung keyboard] in the app, then turn it on in the screen that appears.
*Your input data is never sent externally.

• STEP 2: Select the keyboard
Tap [Select input method] in the app and choose Pakbung.
(You can do this later at any time.)

• STEP 3: Start typing
Tap a text input field to show the keyboard
Long-press the globe icon, or tap the keyboard icon at the bottom right
Select Pakbung to start typing in Thai

[In-App Purchase]
• Some features in symbol mode are limited by default
• Unlock all features from the [Unlock] button on the Home screen

[Privacy]
• Your input data is never transmitted externally
• Your personal information is never shared or sold

[Contact]
Author: Takayuki Imai
Email: snowysap@gmail.com

Support (Guide & FAQ): https://superscript.sakura.ne.jp