Telugu Keyboard
TypeNative Telugu
LiveType Telugu the way you already type it. Millions of Telugu speakers write Telugu in English letters every day — and every keyboard fights them for it. TypeNative knows those words, so vasthunna stays vasthunna.
Free. No account, no network, no Full Access. Read the privacy policy.
Why TypeNative Telugu
Your keyboard doesn't know the language you're actually typing
It stops "correcting" your Telugu
An English keyboard sees bagunnara and reaches for beginners. It sees ela and offers ELA. TypeNative recognises 122,000 Telugu words written in English letters, so the words you use every day are words it already knows.
Nothing changes unless you tap it
There is no autocorrect. Whatever you type is exactly what appears. Suggestions sit above the keys and wait — they only replace a word when you choose one. You will never send a message that rewrote itself on the way out.
Suggestions ranked by what people say
Type nuv and the first suggestion is nuvvu, not the rarest word that happens to start the same way. Everyday conversational Telugu is ranked above everything else, because that's what you're writing at 11pm in a group chat.
Every spelling is the right spelling
bagundi, baagundi, bagundhi — there is no official way to write Telugu in English letters, so TypeNative accepts all of them instead of picking a winner and correcting you toward it.
It cannot see what you type
TypeNative never asks for Full Access. Without it, iOS gives a keyboard no network and no shared storage at all — so this one physically cannot send a keystroke anywhere, whatever it might promise. The dictionary is built into the app and works in airplane mode.
A real keyboard, not a compromise
Key previews, hold-to-repeat delete, caps lock, numbers and symbols, and a layout sized to match the keyboard you already use — because you're going to use this one all day.
A Look Inside
The word you meant, waiting above the keys
