Lisu Simple Keyboard

Your words. In Lisu.

Lisu Keyboard brings familiar Lisu typing to Android phones and tablets. Write

messages, add a tone, and choose a suggestion without an internet connection.

A familiar touch keyboard

The on-screen layout follows Lisu Keyboard for iOS, with alternate letters and

tones on Shift and long press. Select Lisu, English or Myanmar with Android’s keyboard picker. English uses US

QWERTY and Myanmar uses Myanmar3 Unicode with shared on-screen and OTG key

assignments. Use numbers and symbols, or open the built-in emoji panel from the smile key.

Suggestions that stay offline

Choose a word suggestion when you want it. Vocabulary is bundled from Lisu Bible

text. The app does not build a personal typing history. Optional smart punctuation,

tone placement, sound, and vibration can be adjusted in Settings.

USB OTG and physical keyboards

Connect an Android-recognized USB keyboard through a compatible OTG adapter.

Lisu physical input uses Keyman Lisu Basic (SIL) 1.2. English uses US QWERTY and

Myanmar uses Myanmar3, including Unicode vowel, medial and stack composition. The on-screen touch layout and the

physical SIL Basic layout are separate. USB input requires a device with USB host

support, a compatible adapter, and suitable keyboard power. Compatibility can vary

with devices and apps. A connected keyboard opens a read-only physical layout

with live held-key highlights. Tap On-screen to use touch keys, or Physical layout

to return. The view follows your selected Lisu, English or Myanmar language.

Make it feel like yours

Choose system, light, or dark appearance. Hold Space and slide to move the cursor,

hold Delete to erase faster, and use the in-app layout guide to explore both input

methods.

Your typing stays with you

No account, advertising, analytics, or Internet permission in the Android app.

Typing and surrounding text needed for keyboard features are processed locally;

the app does not record or send your typing to the developer. Text you enter into

other apps is handled by those apps. Password fields identified by Android do not

use suggestions or smart changes.

Getting started

Open Lisu Keyboard, enable it in Android's keyboard settings, then select it as

your input method. Try the practice field before using it in your favorite apps.

Android 8.0 or newer is required.

Made with care for the Lisu community by Lar May See at Codibyte.

Support: larmaysee.git@gmail.com