Siddham Keyboard

Siddham (Siddhaṃ) is a Sanskrit writing system that took shape in ancient India around the sixth century CE. An important branch of the Brahmic family, it is known for its rich body of conjunct forms and combining marks. It is a significant subject for the study of ancient Indic languages and South Asian writing traditions, and a witness to the evolution of writing and cultural exchange. Unicode has assigned it a dedicated block (U+11580–U+115FF). Because mobile devices rarely ship with Siddham fonts, ordinary users have had no practical way to type or share this script on a phone. Siddham Keyboard was built to solve exactly that problem: a system keyboard for iOS. [Two input modes] · Direct mode: tap a Siddham letter on the keyboard and the corresponding character is inserted as-is. · Transliteration mode: type romanised text following the International Alphabet of Sanskrit…