• Cursor trackpad everywhere — hold the space bar to slide the cursor, now on the 123 number pad too • Flip gestures on number keys — with flips on, flick ↑ on 1–0 to type Devanagari digits (१ २ ३); on iPad, १–० flick back to 1–0 • Neon flip arrows — the flip arrows on the keys can glow in a color you pick in the app. Free to try for your first 30 days; Pro keeps them lit • The number pad's return key now reads कखग, matching the Nepali letters it takes you back to • Long-press a digit for its counterpart numeral now works in both directions (1 → १ and १ → 1)

• Flick shortcuts are now free for everyone — hold a key and slide for aspirated/retroflex letters. • Typing refinements: gy now gives ग्य (योग्य), Gy gives ज्ञ, and z is a quick alias for झ. • Smoother, clearer word‑variant suggestions.

New: Flip gestures for faster typing. • Swipe up on a letter for its aspirated form (e.g. क → ख), and left/right for retroflex (e.g. त → ट) — reach more Devanagari letters without holding or switching. • Double-tap Shift to "flip-lock" so every tap types the aspirate. • Free for 14 days when you turn it on. Also in this update: • Cleaner suggestion bar — keep-as-typed Roman/English is now right next to the default, so it's reachable without scrolling. • Refined Typing settings with a clearer space-bar note. • Minor fixes and polish. कुञ्जीपाटी still works fully offline and never sends your typing anywhere.

You can now choose how the space bar works while typing. Keep stepping through suggestions, or switch to "Space commits the word" (Space inserts the word and a space; tap a suggestion to pick a different word). Toggle it in the app under Typing.

• Redesigned iPad keyboard with a native-style layout — the familiar L-shaped Return key and a roomier, evenly-spaced number row • ABC mode now types pure English — no Nepali characters slip in • Larger, cleaner Nepali word bank for faster, more accurate suggestions • Better key spacing and sizing on iPad, iPad mini, and in landscape • Various fixes and refinements