Why limit yourself to your small screen on the phone? Run Typewise Offline Keyboard, an app by Typewise, best experienced on your PC or Mac with BlueStacks, the world’s #1 Android emulator.
Typewise Offline Keyboard feels like a fresh take on typing, built around privacy and a layout that actually suits phones. It runs completely on the device, so no cloud sending, and it asks for almost no permissions. The big standout is the honeycomb style keys. They are larger, easier to hit, and that alone reduces those annoying slip-ups. Gestures are simple to learn too. Swipe up to make a letter uppercase, swipe left to erase, swipe right to bring something back, flick down to undo an autocorrect that was not wanted. Autocorrect learns from what a person writes and stays local, so it gets smarter without being nosey.
The offline build comes packed with the PRO goodies. It can handle multiple languages at the same time without toggling, offers personal word suggestions, and it lets someone tweak almost everything. Themes, emoji style, the strength of the vibration, tablet mode, how swipe behaves, how sensitive the space is, and auto return to letters after a space, it is all in there. Text replacements are great for shortcuts, and the language list is long enough that most people will be covered, whether that is English variants, Hinglish, or a bunch of European options.
On a PC with BlueStacks, the keyboard is kind of fun to try because the bigger screen makes the hex layout easier to practice. Using a mouse or trackpad for swipes works fine, and setting things up with a cursor is quick. It may feel strange for a few hours, but once the pattern clicks, they type faster and miss less. The whole thing stays offline, quiet, and focused on typing well rather than collecting stuff it does not need.
BlueStacks gives you the much-needed freedom to experience your favorite apps on a bigger screen. Get it now.
