Nepali Indie Dev · Nepali Keyboard
Type Nepali in any app the way you already do: in English letters that turn into Devanagari, on the traditional Nepali layout, or by voice.
The keyboard never sends what you type anywhere, and it doesn’t save it either.
No full-screen ads, no rating prompts while you type, no other apps pushed at you.
Every feature is free. There’s nothing to unlock and no account to make.
Three ways to write Nepali, one keyboard.
Type Nepali in English letters. Suggestions come from a built-in Nepali word list, so loose spellings still find the right word.
The Nepali Unicode layout, with shift characters shown on each key. अ + ा gives आ, not अा.
Tap the mic and speak Nepali. Your phone’s speech service turns it into text.
A full emoji panel with the ones you use most kept at the front.
Short, Normal or Tall keys, light and dark themes, and optional vibration and key sound.
Password fields get a plain English layout with no suggestions and no voice.
Messages, posts, notes and documents, in proper Unicode that works everywhere.
Reply in Nepali on Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber or SMS without switching apps.
Write essays, notes and posts in Unicode Devanagari that any app can read.
Fill in forms and documents that ask for Nepali Unicode text.
Keep writing to family in Nepali from any phone, wherever you are.
A private Nepali keyboard for Android — available now on Google Play.
Requires Android 7.0 or later. Voice typing uses your phone’s speech recognition service and needs it to support Nepali. Romanized suggestions use word frequencies derived from Nepali Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).