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A custom iOS keyboard you actually own

Stock keyboards give you a few settings. Clink is built around changing the look, the feel, the sound, the layout, the languages, and the tools inside the keyboard.

Look and feel

Fifty-nine themes across flagship, neutrals, colour, retro, typographic, metal, 3D keycap, and Liquid Glass groups, plus a builder for your own colours in light and dark.

Feel controls key sounds and haptics. Lighting can backlight keys with a steady glow, a spectrum, or a ripple that follows your typing. Animation sets how fast a key lights and how long it lingers.

Layout and typing

Twenty-three layouts including QWERTY, AZERTY, QWERTZ, Dvorak, and languages from Spanish and German through Arabic, Korean, Japanese kana, and Simplified Chinese Pinyin.

Key height, width, spacing, and roundness are adjustable. Turn a number row on if you want one. Swipe typing is on by default, with seven trail styles.

Autocorrect learns from the fixes you make. Adaptive hitboxes resize each key’s touch target toward the letter you are most likely to hit next, without moving anything on screen.

Tools inside the keyboard

Eleven panels sit in the keyboard: Clipboard, Notepad, Translate, Emoji, Calculator, Dictation, Handwriting, AI Tools, Cling, Profiles, and Extensions.

AI actions (proofread, rewrite, shorten, expand, summarise, tone) run on the phone. Profiles save a full setup (theme, layout, sizes) and switch without leaving the keyboard.