Rime Chinese keyboard, local correction and multilingual input

NanoMouse combines Rime Pinyin and Double Pinyin, Chinese 26-key and 9-key layouts, Chinese/Japanese/English input, local correction and customizable keyboard appearance on iPhone and iPad.

NanoMouse supports Rime Ice Pinyin, Double Pinyin, Japanese romaji and stroke-based schemes. Chinese input includes 26-key and 9-key layouts, Simplified/Traditional conversion and one-handed layouts. An optional split keyboard is available on iPad. Available schemes depend on the installed version and configuration.

Local correction improves the typing workflow without a NanoMouse cloud membership or cloud AI usage charge. Optional models require downloading, and device resources affect the experience. Local correction is separate from online rewriting and translation.

Long-press characters, a number pad, symbols, Emoji, appearance controls and optional dynamic effects help adapt the keyboard to different workflows.

How to use it

  1. Install the app and add NanoMouse in iOS keyboard settings.
  2. Choose an input scheme and layout in the main app.
  3. Switch with the globe key in an app that allows third-party keyboards.

Frequently asked questions

Does typing require a subscription?

Basic local typing and local correction do not require a NanoMouse cloud subscription. Online AI features have separate account and usage rules.

Does it work in every text field?

It works where third-party keyboards are allowed. Secure fields and apps that block third-party keyboards may use the system keyboard.

Read the complete user guide

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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