• Built for iPhone Duo The keyboard lays itself out for both the folded and the unfolded display. On the unfolded display you can split it and type with both thumbs. • Image links are saved as images Copy the address of an image and the picture itself is saved instead of the link. The same picture is kept only once even if the address differs, and you can turn this off in settings.

• Translate from the keyboard Tap the translate key and the sentence you just typed turns into the language you picked. Select text first and only that part is translated. Translation runs on your device, so it works without an internet connection. • New Translation tab Choose your target language and download the languages you need ahead of time. If you do not use the translate key, you can hide it in settings. • A split keyboard on wide screens On the iPhone Duo's unfolded display and on iPad, the keyboard splits left and right so you can type with both thumbs. Turn it on or off in settings. • A number pad now appears in fields that only take numbers. • Reorder the bottom keys Arrange the 123, language, and translate keys in whatever order you like. • Haptic settings Pick one of five strength levels and choose how the vibration feels. Haptics now fire the moment you press a key instead of when you lift your finger, so typing feels noticeably quicker. • More accurate typing Key presses no longer get dropped, whether you type quickly or press each key deliberately. • Better Hangul backspace Backspace now steps back through the composition one jamo at a time, so a syllable that was split apart comes back together. • Keyboard height The default height has been adjusted, and going below the recommended height now shows a warning that some apps may cover the text field. A button to restore the default height has been added.

• Translate from the keyboard Tap the translate key and the sentence you just typed turns into the language you picked. Select text first and only that part is translated. Translation runs on your device, so it works without an internet connection. • New Translation tab Choose your target language and download the languages you need ahead of time. If you do not use the translate key, you can hide it in settings. • A split keyboard on wide screens On the iPhone Duo's unfolded display and on iPad, the keyboard splits left and right so you can type with both thumbs. Turn it on or off in settings. • A number pad now appears in fields that only take numbers. • Reorder the bottom keys Arrange the 123, language, and translate keys in whatever order you like. • Haptic settings Pick one of five strength levels and choose how the vibration feels. Haptics now fire the moment you press a key instead of when you lift your finger, so typing feels noticeably quicker. • More accurate typing Key presses no longer get dropped, whether you type quickly or press each key deliberately. • Better Hangul backspace Backspace now steps back through the composition one jamo at a time, so a syllable that was split apart comes back together. • Keyboard height The default height has been adjusted, and going below the recommended height now shows a warning that some apps may cover the text field. A button to restore the default height has been added.

What's New • Translate key — Translate right from the keyboard. What you just typed, or the text you selected, is replaced with your chosen language. Everything runs on your device, so it works without an internet connection and nothing you type leaves your phone. • Translation tab — Pick the language you translate into, and download the languages you need ahead of time. • Split keyboard — On the unfolded display of iPhone Duo and on iPad, the keys split to the left and right edges for comfortable two-thumb typing. Turn it on in Settings. • Reorder bottom buttons — Arrange the clipboard, language, and translate buttons in the order you like. Improvements • Adopted the new Liquid Glass design in iOS 26. • Saving a clip now tells you what happened — saved, already saved, or nothing to save. • The tutorial is now a sheet and includes a page on using translation. • Clipboard list and detail layouts adapt better to the wide display of iPhone Duo. Requirements • This version requires iOS 26 or later.

- Refined the 3-row Korean short-vowel keyboard layout. - Improved Korean short-vowel repeated vowel input combinations.

- Fixed a Korean composition state issue after sending text - Improved double-consonant composition when repeating Korean consonants - Updated Shift behavior: tap once for one uppercase character, double-tap for continuous uppercase input - Adjusted the Korean reduced-vowel keyboard layout - Added color options for keyboard key borders - Added an optional number row above the keyboard - Updated default colors - Other bug fixes