A privacy-focused iOS keyboard for typing International Phonetic Alphabet symbols.
Switch keyboards using the 🌐 globe key in any text field. iOS does not automatically show a new keyboard until you select it with the globe key. If the globe key is missing, you can also touch and hold the emoji key, then choose the keyboard from the list.
Most IPA characters live behind long-press popovers on the dotted letters: a, e, i, o, u (vowels), and t, s, d, c, n, z (consonants). Long-press one, hold, then slide your finger to the variant you want.
For a full list of supported symbols, open the Reference tab in the app — tap any symbol to copy it to the clipboard.
iOS restricts haptic feedback in keyboard extensions to keyboards with Full Access enabled. Because IPA Typing Keyboard does not request Full Access (so we can guarantee that none of your typed text ever leaves your device), iOS may silently disable haptics. A subtle selection tick may still fire on some devices.
If you want the standard iOS keyboard haptic intensity, that requires trusting the keyboard with Full Access — a trade-off we deliberately declined for v1.
For v1, the long-press popover for top-row keys appears at the top edge of the keyboard area, overlapping the long-pressed key. Apple’s built-in keyboard renders this popover above the keyboard frame, into the host app’s display area; matching that exactly is on our v1.1 roadmap.
Yes. The keyboard adapts to all iPhone widths from iPhone SE through 6.9”, and to all iPad widths including the floating iPad keyboard.
No. The app stores no data outside your device. This is by design — there are no accounts, no cloud sync, and no analytics.
Open an issue: https://github.com/minhpnz/ipa-keyboard/issues
Or email: minh.phan81299@gmail.com
See the Privacy Policy. Short version: no data leaves your device, ever.