Style improvements: We’ve polished the Gamepad, Ice, and Molten styles.
Better popups: The balloon popup has finally been redesigned, and floating and balloon popups now match your theme and key rounding.
Quick hotfix: Languages can be deleted again.

Pick up where you left off: Your recent searches are now saved right on the home page.
A smoother experience: We’ve vastly improved the UI flow across the entire app so everything feels faster and easier to use.
Better typing: We’ve fine-tuned our autocorrect and leveled up the Chinese Pinyin input.

Changed
A completely redesigned UI flow. Everything is easier to find with fewer taps, making Clink more approachable for new users while giving power users much faster access to customization.
Improved onboarding (again!)
Real double-swipe typing
Language packs are no longer bundled with Clink, significantly reducing the app size. Languages are now downloaded only when needed from our public GitHub repository.
Completely reworked custom layouts. Actions are now properly categorized and easier to find, while similar actions have been combined where it makes sense. For example, LHand/RHand is now a single One-Handed Mode action.

Added
Numpad, Decimal, and Phone layout editing
New Layout Switcher panel
Inline AI prompts for quick, one-time requests without needing to create a preset
Custom names for clipboard items
Cursor haptics
Neural Engine ratings, showing how well your language is supported with a 5-star rating
Hold an organically learned suggestion to remove it
Hold any non-learned suggestion or entry to teach it to Clink
Caps Lock modifier
Community repositories! Clink can now load third-party themes, layouts, actions, panels, and more directly from community-hosted repositories

Fixed
Swipe typing trail
Long-press now correctly selects your first configured alternate
Expanded regression coverage
Suggestions and correction chips now properly respect Caps Lock
12-key Kana flick input

Added Neural Engine support for Papiamento, Polish, and Czech
Improved onboarding with a more interactive, smoother setup experience
Completely reworked our pricing model: the keyboard is now free to use, while tools and advanced customization are available with Clink Pro

Layout Elements. On Layout → Arrange, drop a bar onto a custom layout: recent emoji, punctuation, clipboard chips, numbers, a cursor pad, or tool shortcuts that look like a mini tools grid. Put it between keys, beside space, wherever keys go. Key background is optional, so strips can float.

Paste as a key. The layout editor can make a key that pastes whatever is on the clipboard. Needs Full Access.

Dutch and Lithuanian. Full dictionary, prediction, and autocorrect. Lithuanian gets its own QWERTY and all nine special letters on long-press.

Arabic. The layout Apple's keyboard uses is in now, eleven keys across the top two rows, next to the PC arrangement Clink already had. Arabic-Indic numerals (١٢٣) are optional on the 123 page. Number and symbol pages type Arabic punctuation (؟ ، ؛ ٪). Everyday spoken words stop getting "corrected," and two-letter words are no longer silently swapped.

Four click packs. Tactile Brown, Clicky Blue, Typewriter, and Marble under Feel → Sound. Each rotates a few short clicks so typing doesn't sound like one loop. Needs Full Access; System Click still works without it.

Clipboard history can skip images. On by default. Turn it off if you want pictures kept too.

Autocorrect is sharper. "I'd", "he'd", "she'd" and "we'd" get their apostrophes. "id" vs "I'd" and "shed" vs "she'd" are judged by the sentence. A glide finishes the word in front of it the same way a space does. A stray digit in a word is undone ("hell9" → "hello") while mp3 and covid19 stay put. A whole word typed one key off gets fixed. Miss the first letter and the full word sits on the bar. Custom and learned words now catch typos, not just exact matches. Words learned in one language stop blocking fixes in another. A word you type and immediately delete is unlearned. Portuguese "ela esta" becomes "está." "stakking" becomes "stalling." Typing "hel" keeps hello ahead of he and her.

Keys beside space live in Arrange now, with Quick presets back on Layout. Number row, split, and one-handed sit on the Layout page. Default key feel is snappy, like the stock keyboard; the old springy feel is the Liquid preset. Swipe down for accent and dictation assists start on for new setups. Dictation follows the language you're switched to on the keyboard.

Fixed: recent emoji that vanished after a close. Clipboard history that wouldn't scroll or swipe in the keyboard. The swipe trail going missing. Copied IP addresses tagged as links. Custom-key symbols flipping in dark mode. Slide-from-123 on custom layouts.

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