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    KryptEY

    KryptEY

    Android keyboard for secure E2EE communication

    KryptEY is a secure, privacy‑focused Android keyboard that implements the Signal Protocol (X3DH + Double Ratchet) directly in the keyboard layer. It enables end-to-end encrypted messaging within any app—without relying on external servers—ensuring that key exchanges and message encryption happen locally, maintaining Signal-level security across platforms.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    Koko Keyboard

    Koko Keyboard

    Implementation of a re-usable custom onscreen keyboard

    KokoKeyboard is a Java-based reusable on-screen keyboard component/library for Android. It provides developers a template to build custom IME experiences without starting from scratch—ideal for niche input needs.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    EmoticonGIFKeyboard

    EmoticonGIFKeyboard

    An advance Emoticons & GIF keyboard

    EmoticonGIFKeyboard is an embeddable Android library offering a lightweight, customizable keyboard UI for inserting emojis and GIFs into apps. It simplifies integration into messaging or social apps to enrich user input without the overhead of a full-featured IME.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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