Ttalkkak Keyboard

You type the same sentence several times a day. "Got it." "I'll get back to you shortly." "Thanks!"

Ttalkkak keeps those lines right above the keys. One tap and they land at the cursor.

■ How it works

1. Save the phrases you use most in the app. Up to twenty of them.
2. Add Ttalkkak in Settings.
3. In any app, tap the globe to switch, and your phrases show up over the keyboard.

■ Made for

· Anyone who sends the same reply over and over in a work chat · Anyone who goes hunting for an account number, an address, or an email signature to copy · Anyone who types set sentences all day in support or sales

■ Make it yours

· Thirty-three themes, from plain ones like Paper and Sage to Strawberry Milk, Midnight Arcade and the Candy collection · Twenty of them put artwork behind the keys: Moonlit Mage, Scarlet Ronin, Sakura Pilot, Starlight Idol, and the ten Candy themes such as Lime Keycap, Gummy Bear and Candy Planet · Three key shapes, Flat, Outline, and Keycap, picked separately from the theme · Every theme is checked for readability first. However busy the art, the letters stay legible

■ What it does

· Up to twenty phrases, reordered or deleted whenever you like · All, Recent, and Favorites to narrow down a long list · Long-press a phrase to make it a favorite · A Korean 2-set layout and an English layout built in, keys sized and spaced like the iOS keyboard · The 123 key cycles numbers and symbols, English, then Korean · A tape above the keys shows what you just typed. Tap a letter to put the cursor after it, hold it to delete · Taps that land between keys go to the nearest key · Hold delete to repeat, double-tap shift to lock it, hold space to move the cursor · Comma and period keys on the bottom row, held down for a question mark and an exclamation mark · {date}, {time}, and {weekday} inside a phrase fill in as it goes out · Dark mode, key haptics with Full Access on, and double-tap space for a period as a setting · Clipboard panel, on only when you allow Full Access, holding your last twenty copies · A count per phrase and a weekly total, with the keyboard putting what you use most up front

■ Privacy

Ttalkkak does not collect what you type and does not send it anywhere. Full Access is optional and powers nothing but the clipboard panel and key haptics; leave it off and everything else, phrase insertion included, still works. Your phrases, clipboard history, and usage counts stay on the device.