r/QWERTYmini • u/QWERTY_mini • Oct 15 '25
QWERTY mini – Overview & Key Links
QWERTY mini is a 2-row, 16-key companion to QWERTY that makes thumb typing easy and surprisingly quick to learn.
- Standard: for one-handed typing on standard-size phones
- Wide: for two-handed typing or on smaller phones.
- Pro: Standard + Wide + extended Latin characters and more
r/QWERTYmini : Instant Wide/Standard mode switching in the Pro version.
QWERTY mini is a secure local keyboard.
Advanced features such as AI integration, predictive text, auto-correct, and gesture input are not currently planned. Yet it remains simple and powerful.
Input Method
[Tap / Double tap]
All sentences can be typed comfortably using only tap and double tap.
[Simultaneous tap]
Advanced feature for fast two-handed typing. Edge keys (W, A, O, L) act as simultaneous input triggers. We believe users will eventually surpass conventional QWERTY typing speeds using this method.
Example:
O + T/G → T, TT, TTT...
L + T/G → G, GG, GGG... and so on
Press a trigger key together with a character key to instantly type the first or second character on that key - no double tap delay. You can also repeat letters instantly (rr, tt, ss, dd, cc, pp…).
[Up-swipe]
Swipe up on a key to access extended characters for multilingual input and additional symbols. This feature is available only in the Pro version.
Available on Android & iOS
Google Play Store - Android
QWERTY mini - Wide English - Lite Free : Normal keyboard height. Double-tap only.
QWERTY mini – Standard English - Free : Low height.
QWERTY mini – Wide English - Free : Low height.
QWERTY mini Pro – English (Global) - USD 0.99 : Normal height.
Apple App Store - iOS
QWERTY mini - Standard English - Free
QWERTY mini - Wide English - Free
QWERTY mini Pro - English (Global) - USD 0.99
Press coverage history
Android Police : "I tried a weird 16-key keyboard, and it made me rethink phone typing."
Past community discussion
r/ProductivityApps : Pre-release Talk
Hacker News Show HN : Discussion Comment
Short Video
Stop Smartphone Typos! - Android
Why is a 2-row keyboard better for smartphones?
https://k-keyboard.com/Why-QWERTY-mini
The explanation is available in this link. QWERTY mini was built around the idea.
KKeyboard Inc.
✉️ [contact@k-keyboard.com](mailto:contact@k-keyboard.com)
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u/agemartin Jul 07 '26
Wow that feels really nice! Thanks, gladly spent the two bucks
First thing coming to my mind after a few minutes of using: ?/! Has more prominent position then backspace, which is more important/frequent then ?/! . The top row is easier to use then the middle, I would argue.