Type "Lefkosia",
get "Λευκωσία".
A Cypriot Greek keyboard for iPhone and iPad. Type the way you naturally text — Greeklish, English-letter shorthand, or full Greek — and the keyboard does the work.
Built for Cypriot Greek
from first principles.
Stuff a standard Greek keyboard leaves out, and the daily annoyances it doesn't.
Greeklish autocorrect
Type "kalimera" — get "καλημέρα". Type "Lefkosia" — get "Λευκωσία". Built on a real Cypriot dictionary, not a transliteration table.
Cypriot characters
σ̆ ζ̆ ξ̆ ψ̆ for the sounds standard Greek doesn't have. A dedicated breve key, in the right place. Final-σ flips to ς automatically.
Tonos done right
The keyboard places the tonos for multi-syllable words while you type. No more accent menus, no more long-press combos.
One hand, one tap, one word.
3 taps.
Open the app, hand off to Settings, toggle on. The app then auto-detects you're set up and switches to a try-it screen.
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1
Tap
Install in 3 tapsin the appHands you off to Settings, on the Cypriot Keyboard page.
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2
Tap
KeyboardsThe fourth row down on the app's Settings page.
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3
Toggle
Κυπριακό KeyboardonCome back to the app — it'll auto-detect the install and switch to a try-it screen with a feature tour.
One more step to actually use it: in any app, tap 🌐 on your keyboard to switch to Cypriot.
Your typing stays on your device.
No internet permissions. No tracking. No analytics. Apple's "Open Access" toggle is OFF — your keystrokes never leave your device, and we couldn't see them if we wanted to.
Fully offline
The keyboard works the same on the train as on Wi-Fi. No connection required, ever.
No SDKs
No Firebase, no Mixpanel, no Sentry. We don't know how often you use it.
A keyboard, by a Cypriot, for the language we actually speak.
Standard Greek keyboards don't have the characters Cypriot Greek uses every day. They don't know that "Lefkosia" should auto-correct to "Λευκωσία", or that "je" is "τζ̆αι". This one does.
Built on top of a Cypriot Greek dictionary curated by Dr Spyros Armostis (University of Cyprus), on the KeyboardKit framework by Daniel Saidi.
Get it on the App Store.
Free, no ads, no in-app purchases. Just a keyboard that gets the language right.
Download on the App Store
