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Version 1.1 · 2026-06-25
Fixed an issue with voice recognition not being tied to the user's language settings.
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BiggerKeys is a keyboard built for hands that don't always cooperate.
If a tremor, Parkinson's disease, or another motor-control condition makes the standard keyboard feel like a moving target, BiggerKeys gives you bigger keys, more breathing room between them, and gentle features that quietly forgive the kind of mistakes a shaky hand tends to make. It was designed with the people who need it in mind, and it works in any app where you can type.
KEYS THAT FIT YOUR HANDS
Make the keys as large as you like and add as much space between them as you need. You set the size and spacing, so the keyboard fits you, instead of the other way around.…
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Fixed an issue with voice recognition not being tied to the user's language settings.
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