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Type what you mean. Send what a native would say.

Keykick is a keyboard for iPhone. Write in your own language in the bar above the keys, tap the arrow, and the message lands in the chat in theirs, the way a fluent speaker would put it.

Works in WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, Instagram, Gmail and every other app with a text field.

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Three moves, no copy and paste

  1. Write in the bar

    The bar above the keys is yours. Type, dictate or paste in any of six languages. Nothing leaves your phone yet.

  2. Tap the arrow

    Keykick rewrites the message the way a native speaker would say it, with the slang, the idioms and the tone intact.

  3. It’s in the chat

    The translation goes straight into the app’s text field. Read it, then hit that app’s send button as usual.

Same message, four ways to say it

Tap the style chip on the keyboard to switch between them. Your choice is remembered for next time.

I can’t make it today, can we push it to tomorrow?

Hoy no puedo, ¿lo pasamos a mañana?

Six full keyboards, any direction

Each language has its own layout, built to match Apple’s. Type in one, translate into any of the others. Long-press the arrow to change where it goes.

Writing in your own language? It fixes that too

Set the target to the language you’re typing in. With the Normal style the arrow only corrects typos and leaves your words alone. Pick another style and it rephrases.

אין לי כוך

אין לי כוח

See you tomorow, cant wait

See you tomorrow, can’t wait

A keyboard first

You’ll use it all day, so it types like the one Apple ships.

Type straight into the chat
Tap the app’s own text field and the keys write there directly. Tap the bar to go back to translating.
Autocorrect and your text shortcuts
Typos are fixed on space, and the replacements you set up in iPhone Settings work here too.
Accents on a long press
Hold e for é è ê, n for ñ, the dash for – and —.
Space bar trackpad
Hold the space bar and slide to move the cursor.
Search from the keyboard
When what you typed looks like a question for the web, a search button appears next to the arrow.
Light, dark and haptics
Follows your phone’s appearance, with the same soft tap on every key.

What we send, and when

Text in the bar stays on your phone until you tap the arrow. Then only that message goes to our server and to Claude, the AI that writes the translation. Our server doesn’t store it. Keykick asks for Full Access because iOS doesn’t let keyboards reach the internet without it. Without Full Access it still works as a regular keyboard.