Change the script, not the keyboard.
Stay on the Latin keyboard and convert the complete string in one deliberate action.
Convert scripts · Polish the message · Understand what you received
Convert what you meant to type, polish the sentence already in front of you, or explain a phrase before you answer.
Stay on the Latin keyboard and convert the complete string in one deliberate action.
Correct grammar and awkward phrasing while preserving the message you intended.
Select a word or phrase and reveal its meaning without leaving the keyboard.
Type the whole thought with the Latin keyboard you already use. UnimeType converts the phonetic parts while keeping the English terms that belong in the sentence.
Polish works on the sentence already in front of you. It fixes grammar and awkward phrasing without inventing a new action, promise or fact.
Select the unfamiliar word or phrase and ask from the keyboard. The explanation appears above the keys, while the original conversation remains on screen.
The comparison below describes the visible steps in each workflow. It does not claim a measured time saving.
Convert, Polish and Explain need a network request. The request destination depends on whether you use Unime Credits or your own compatible API key.
The request and card credential go to the Unime gateway, which routes the request to its configured model provider and meters credit use.
The request and your API key go from the keyboard to the compatible Base URL you saved. The Unime gateway is not part of this route.
Use your own compatible API key, or buy a credit pack in the app. Current pack contents and prices appear before purchase.
Bring your own compatible API key. Provider usage is billed separately by your provider.
No recurring subscription. The app shows the current credit amount and purchase price before you confirm.
UnimeType is an iPhone and iPad keyboard with three main features: it converts natural Latin input into other writing systems, rewrites and polishes messages, and explains text you want to understand.
No. It is a keyboard. Language conversion happens inside it, alongside rewrite, polish and explanation.
Full Access lets the keyboard read settings shared by the UnimeType app and make the network request required by Convert, Polish and Explain. A request starts when you run an action, not merely because the keyboard is visible.
With Unime Credits, the request goes through the Unime gateway to its configured model route. With BYOK, it goes directly to the compatible Base URL you saved.
Yes. Buy a credit pack in the app. If you already have a compatible API key, the BYOK option remains available.