Indic Keyboard Gesture Typing 3.4

This is the default keyboard for Android, enhanced to support Indian languages. The app currently supports multiple Indian languages including Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Sinhalese, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Arabic, Santali, Mon, Maithili, Methei, Burmese and English. Several input layouts are available for most languages.

This version of the Indic Keyboard app offers more features compared to the stable version, but it may have a higher chance of containing bugs. If you like being at the forefront of technology, you can use this app to provide feedback on new features and bug fixes.

• How to enable: Visit http://goo.gl/i2CMc for instructions.
• Layouts:
• • Assamese: Inscript, Transliteration
  • Bengali: Probhat, Avro, Inscript
  • Gujarati: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration
  • Hindi: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration
  • Kannada: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration (Baraha), Compact, Anysoft
  • Kashmiri: Inscript, Transliteration
  • Malayalam: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration (Mozhi), Swanalekha
  • Manipuri: Inscript
  • Maithili: Inscript
  • Marathi: Transliteration
  • Myanmar (Burmese): xkb
  • Mon
  • Nepali: Phonetic, Traditional, Transliteration, Inscript
  • Oriya/Odia: Inscript, Transliteration
  • Punjabi: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration
  • Sanskrit: Transliteration
  • Santali: Inscript
  • Sinhalese: Transliteration
  • Tamil: Tamil-99 (initial support), Inscript, Phonetic
  • Telugu: Phonetic, Inscript, Transliteration, KaChaTaThaPa
  • Urdu: Transliteration
• English and Arabic:

There might be issues with the display of complex scripts in Android as the rendering is not perfect. Please note that this problem is related to the Android system itself and not specific to this app. It is worth mentioning that text rendering in version 4.2 and above is significantly better than in version 4.1 Jellybean and other earlier Android versions.

About the warning message regarding "collecting data," please be aware that it is a standard part of the Android operating system and appears whenever a third-party keyboard is enabled.

This app requires the same permissions as the default keyboard on your phone, so there is no need to worry about privacy concerns.

The source code for this project is free and open source. You can find it on GitHub at https://github.com/androidtweak/Indic-Keyboard.

For more information, visit https://indic.app. You can also find our Privacy Policy at https://indic.app/privacy.html.