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- October 8, 2026
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- 1.4.1
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- August 2026
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- Free
- App size
- 43.3 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About HusKyBoard
HusKyBoard is an utilities app developed by NAM KYUNG YEO.
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App Information
HusKyBoard is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 43.26 MB. The latest version available is 1.4.1. The last update was on October 8, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about HusKyBoard
Is HusKyBoard free?
Yes. HusKyBoard is free on the App Store.
Is HusKyBoard still available?
Yes. HusKyBoard is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on October 8, 2026.
How large is HusKyBoard?
HusKyBoard is 43.26 MB.
Is HusKyBoard suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of HusKyBoard as suitable for everyone.
Who made HusKyBoard?
HusKyBoard was developed by NAM KYUNG YEO. It is listed in the utilities category on the App Store.
What are the best alternatives to HusKyBoard?
People looking at HusKyBoard also look at these utilities apps: Tadak — Hangul Keyboard, SplitBoard, tadak: Custom Keyboard, Dozecal, Buddy for KAIST.
Store listing
By NAM KYUNG YEO, from the App StoreDescription by NAM KYUNG YEO Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
HusKyBoard supports two-set and three-set Korean layouts, chorded input, and English stenography.
Make it your own with adjustable layouts, key sizes, themes, and typing settings.
Use your chosen layout with a physical keyboard in the app’s notepad and the typing preview in Settings.
Supported Layouts
· Korean two-set: Standard Dubeolsik, Danmoeum, Dugeobi, and chorded Dubeolsik
· Korean three-set: Sebeolsik 3-90, Final (3-91), and Sinsebeolsik P2
· Semo-e 2018, Semo-e Mobile
· QWERTY, Dvorak, Colemak, Workman, Steno, and more
One-Handed and Split Modes
· Swipe left or right on the space bar for one-handed mode. Available in portrait on iPhone and in either orientation on a full-width iPad keyboard. Steno layouts do not support this mode.
· Drag the empty area to adjust the width. On iPad, you can also adjust the position.
· Place two fingers on the space bar and spread them apart to split the keyboard. Available in landscape on iPhone and on supported iPad keyboard designs.
· Choose whether to keep the keyboard’s height in each mode.
Keyboard Designs
· Familiar Layout: Based on the standard iPad keyboard.
· Physical Keyboard Sizing: Based on a physical keyboard’s key sizes and layout.
· Full Key Layout: Keeps all keys in the standard ANSI layout visible, regardless of screen size.
· Three iPhone designs: iPhone-style, a uniform 11-column grid, or a grid with Backspace on the bottom row.
· Save separate keyboard heights for portrait and landscape.
VIA-Style Customization
· Edit keys with an editor inspired by VIA.
· Save up to 20 custom layouts.
· Assign characters or functions across Base, Shift, Fn, Option, and custom layers.
· Copy an Option layer preset, then edit individual keys.
· Customize Korean composition rules and chord timing per layout. Semo-e layouts also support symbol extension and medial/final Shift editing, plus custom abbreviations.
· Export and import layouts to back them up or share them.
Appearance and Themes
· Choose from three built-in themes and five custom theme slots.
· Adjust keyboard and key backgrounds, borders, shadows, and label colors and font weight.
· Adjust secondary label size, color, and opacity.
· Give initial consonant, vowel, and final consonant keys different background colors to help learn a three-set Korean layout.
· Set each theme to light, dark, or automatic mode.
Keyboard Sounds (Experimental)
· Choose iOS clicks or mechanical keyboard sounds.
· Set sounds by key type and preview them.
Physical Keyboard Support
· Use custom layouts in the notepad and the typing preview in Settings.
· By default, Caps Lock switches Korean/English, Control switches chorded/sequential input, Option activates the Option layer, and Option + Backspace deletes a word.
· Assign layer switching or other functions to special keys such as Control and Option.
Markdown Notepad
· Save notes as .md files in a folder you choose, including iCloud Drive.
· Markdown syntax is highlighted as you type.
· Customize styles for individual Markdown elements.
Typing Settings
· Choose different layouts for portrait and landscape.
· Switch between chorded and sequential input on supported layouts.
· Swipe in four directions: choose a layer for each direction and set actions per key in custom layouts.
· Adjust chord timing to match your typing speed.
· Delete Korean text by character, individual letter (jamo), or a mix of both.
· Turn key repeat and Option + Backspace word deletion on or off separately.
· Adjust repeat speed, layer hold timing, label size, number row visibility, and the bottom row.
· Open the typing preview with the keyboard button in Settings to try your changes.
· Use two English steno layouts and Plover JSON dictionaries to turn chords into words.