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Keyboards, input methods, text-to-speech engines and optical character recognition.

67 applications

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  • 8Vim Keyboard

    Utilities

    A small screen keyboard inspired by VIM and 8Pen

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: Apache-2.0

  • aaaaa

    Utilities

    a minimalist keyboard

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: MPL-2.0

  • ADBKeyBoard

    Development

    Android Virtual Keyboard Input via ADB

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-2.0-only

  • AnySoftKeyboard

    Utilities

    We live in a world full of languages. Why not use a multi-lingual keyboard?

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: Apache-2.0

  • Aucards

    Create reusable cards for quick access when non-verbal communication is needed.

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-3.0-or-later

  • Authorizer

    Utilities

    Password Manager with USB Keyboard emulation

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-3.0-only

  • Cantonese Keyboard - Jyutping

    Utilities

    Easy-to-use Cantonese input method with pronunciation lookup and dictionary.

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: CC0-1.0

  • ChineseTtsTflite

    Chinese TTS Engine Based On Tensorflow TTS

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: Apache-2.0

  • CircleToSearch App

    Productivity

    CircleToSearch with multi search engine support for all android

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-3.0-or-later

  • Classic PC Theme

    Utilities

    Old-School keys theme for AnySoftKeyboard

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: Apache-2.0

  • ClaviRom

    Utilities

    Customizable open-source keyboard with a flavour of Swiss-Romansh

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-3.0-only

  • CleverKeys

    Utilities

    Open-source gesture keyboard with Termux support

    • Android
    Open sourceLicense: GPL-3.0-only

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F-Droid
Keyboard & IME · Text to Speech · OCR
Flathub
Accessibility