KeyCorder

KeyCorder is a free Korean keyboard, redesigned from scratch. One key holds the plain, aspirated and tense consonants, so the whole layout fits in five columns — and the keys get bigger. Nothing you type leaves your device. ■ One key, three sounds · Tap → plain (ㅂ) · Slide → aspirated (ㅍ) · Hold → tense (ㅃ) Tap twice quickly and it picks the right one from context. ■ Same key twice? It works it out On layouts where one key carries several letters, a repeat tap is ambiguous: is ㄱㄱ the single letter ㅋ, or a final ㄱ followed by an initial ㄱ? Usually you have to break it up yourself with a slide or a pause. KeyCorder decides from a dictionary instead. · 5-key, 7-key, full QWERTY — picks between ㅋ and final+initial · Simple-vowel — decides between the tense ㄲ and two separate letters · Cheonjiin — type straight through even when a final and the next initial share a key (장마, 안녕), no slide…