A smaller footprint.
Choose Compact to leave more of your screen for messages, notes and the things you’re typing about.
Make more room on iPhone Duo’s outer display. Duo Keyboard is designed to keep your keyboard compact, so more of your conversation stays in view.
Coming soon to the App Store · Planned A$2.99, once.
Coffee and a wander this weekend?
Sounds like a very good plan.
That little place by the park? ☕
Try typing above or tap the keys. Switch heights to find your fit.
A quick reply shouldn’t fill the view. Choose Compact for a smaller keyboard, or move to Balanced and Roomy when you want larger keys.
Also works on regular iPhones running iOS 17 or later.
Less keyboard.
More conversation.
Right on the outer display.
Designed around the smaller outer display on iPhone Duo, with familiar keys and a height you control.
Choose Compact to leave more of your screen for messages, notes and the things you’re typing about.
Switch to Balanced or Roomy right from the keyboard. Your chosen height is remembered on your device.
English QWERTY, numbers and symbols, with raised key previews. No account to create. No subscription to manage.
Three steps and you’re ready to type. Full Access can stay off.
Read the setup guide ↗Open Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard. Select Duo Keyboard.
Open a text field, hold the globe key and select Duo Keyboard.
Tap the height name on the keyboard to switch between Compact, Balanced and Roomy.
Open Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard, then select Duo Keyboard. In a text field, hold the globe key and choose Duo Keyboard.
No. Duo Keyboard works offline and does not require Full Access. Leave that option off.
Tap the height name at the top of the live keyboard to cycle through Compact, Balanced and Roomy. The size selector in the app changes the preview separately.
Yes. Duo Keyboard supports iPhones running iOS 17 or later. It was conceived for smaller displays, including the outer display on iPhone Duo.
iOS switches to its own keyboard for password and phone-pad fields. Some apps also choose not to allow third-party keyboards. You can hold the globe key to switch keyboards in supported fields.
This version offers manual English QWERTY typing, numbers and symbols, shift and caps lock. Predictive text, autocorrection, swipe typing and dictation are not included.
Duo Keyboard is being prepared for the App Store. The planned Australian price is A$2.99 as a one-time purchase. Final availability and regional prices will be shown on the App Store.
Need a hand? support@duokeyboard.io