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AI keyboard · iPhone / iPad / Mac

Your words and ideas, ready wherever you type.

NanoMouse is a Rime and AI keyboard for iPhone and iPad, with a companion Mac workspace. Type with local correction, turn speech into drafts, rewrite and translate text, and reuse prompts, files and clipboard material across your devices.

NanoMouse · 2026.11

Current features and three product previews

NanoMouse is a Rime and AI keyboard for iPhone and iPad, with a companion Mac workspace. It connects local input and correction, voice drafts, rewriting, translation, Byte Paste, cross-device clipboard workflows and creative material.

Verified November 6, 2026. The public App Store version is 3.4.7; cloud membership services have been updated. Client-only 3.4.8 capabilities are not presented as already released. Features and interfaces vary by device, OS, region and version.

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Morse-code keyboard and text cipher tools

NanoMouse’s telegraph keyboard enters dots and dashes for Morse conversion. A separate cipher panel encrypts or decrypts text using the chosen algorithm, parameters and passphrase.

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AI input

AI should not be another app you have to switch to​

NanoMouse puts AI where writing happens. You invoke it, it works on the current text, and the result returns to the original input field only after you confirm it.

AI voice drafting

Finish speaking with text that is ready to send

Capture speech with Apple Speech, offline Whisper, or online ASR, then clean up filler words, punctuation, and structure using the active preset.

AI rewrite and translation

Finish the expression without leaving the current app

Read text you explicitly select or the current input field, rewrite or translate it in the keyboard, preview the result, and replace the original only after confirmation.

Six writing controls

Tell AI how to write without giving up control

Control length, professionalism, tone, emotion, Emoji, and structure independently for chat, email, long-form writing, and work communication.

AI journal and material

Let small notes gradually become a complete draft

Save fragments throughout the day, then organize them into a journal entry or editable draft using your chosen length, tone, and structure.

Input foundations and personal context

A dependable keyboard first, then your personal AI input layer​

AI understands and organizes, Rime provides reliable input, and Byte Paste keeps the material you reuse. Together they form one continuous writing workflow.

Rime Chinese input

Supports Rime Ice Pinyin, full Pinyin, Double Pinyin, Chinese 26-key and 9-key, Simplified/Traditional conversion, and mixed Chinese, Japanese, and English input.

Personal material on demand

Use Byte Paste for reusable phrases, prompts, clipboard items, images, PDFs, Markdown, and files, then access them from the keyboard.

Cross-device input workflow

Synchronize Byte Paste content and creative files across iPhone, iPad, and Mac signed in to the same iCloud account.

Where NanoMouse is going

From a typing tool to a personal AI input layer​

Byte Paste, clipboard history, journals, chat screenshot analysis, contact profiles, Markdown, and Canvas are not isolated features. They are personal input materials that can be saved, organized, and reused. NanoMouse will keep bringing them into AI-assisted writing with explicit permission and visible controls.

Frequently asked questions

About the NanoMouse AI keyboard​

What is NanoMouse?

NanoMouse is an AI keyboard for iPhone and iPad. It combines Rime Chinese input, AI voice drafting, rewriting, translation, and reusable personal material in one keyboard workflow.

Which apps can use NanoMouse AI features?

After enabling the NanoMouse keyboard, you can use it in chat, mail, notes, office, and social apps that support third-party keyboards. Secure fields may switch back to the system keyboard under iOS rules.

How is AI voice input different from ordinary dictation?

Ordinary dictation mainly converts speech to text. NanoMouse can also remove filler words, add punctuation, and organize the expression with a preset so the result is closer to a ready-to-send draft.

Is text always sent over the network when I use AI?

No. Rime input runs locally, and some recognition or translation can use Apple or local capabilities. Whether online rewrite, translation, or ASR uses the network depends on the feature and service channel you explicitly enable.

Which Chinese keyboard layouts does NanoMouse support?

NanoMouse supports Chinese 26-key, Chinese 9-key, full Pinyin, and Double Pinyin through Rime. On the Chinese 26-key layout, the syllable separator is left of A and Return is right of L for continuous composition.