An iPhone keyboard with the Colemak layout that looks and feels like the iPhone keyboard, so the layout you type on your computer works on your phone too.

What it does

• Colemak letters in every app, with the key sizes, colors and press balloons of the iOS 26 keyboard, in light and dark.
• The touches you know: double-tap shift for caps lock, hold a letter for accents, hold the space bar to move the cursor, double space for a period.
• Number and symbol layers like the iPhone, and email, web address and search keys when a field asks for them.
• No Full Access: the keyboard can't reach the network, and what you type stays on your iPhone.

How to use

1. Open the Colemak app and tap Open Settings, then Keyboards.
2. Turn on Colemak. Full Access isn't needed.
3. In any app, touch and hold the globe key and choose Colemak.
4. To make it your main keyboard, go to Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards, tap Edit and drag Colemak to the top.

FAQ

Why doesn't it ask for Full Access?

It doesn't need it. Without Full Access, iOS keeps the keyboard offline and apart from other apps, so nothing you type can leave your iPhone.

Is there autocorrect or a suggestion bar?

Not yet. The first version focuses on the layout and the feel of the keys.

Where are the dictation and emoji keys?

iOS doesn't allow third-party keyboards to use them. Switch to the iPhone keyboard with the globe key when you need them.

Some apps show the iPhone keyboard instead.

iOS uses its own keyboard for password fields and phone number pads, and some apps don't allow third-party keyboards. That's an iOS rule, not a bug.