IPA Keyboard: IPA Alphabet 4+

Name: IPA Keyboard: IPA Alphabet
Price: 1.99 GBP
Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Dawid Pietrala

Phonetic Alphabet symbols

Dawid Pietrala

- 2.5 • 2 Ratings

- £1.99

Description

A complete International Phonetic Alphabet (including all sounds and diacritics) keyboard which CAN BE USED IN OTHER APPS.

If you are a linguist, actor, presenter, public speaker or simply learn a foreign language, you often have to deal with phonetic transcription to note down the pronunciations of words and phrases.

Use the app to enter a transcription of a piece of text and share it with friends or colleagues or send it to Evernote.

From now on, you are able to start use your device for transcription purposes.

Symbol set:
The keyboard contains a complete set of symbols from the IPA chart.
If there are any missing IPA chart symbols, please contact us via e-mail and we will add them as soon as possible.

18 Nov 2019

Version 1.5.7

Fix to issues observed in iPhone X, Xs, Xs Max and iPad Pro

2.5 out of 5

2 Ratings

Needs Improvement!

Considering the fact that this app has no competitors on iPad it is understandable that it isn't quite right.

The app advertises the complete International Phonetic Alphabet but there are some missing sounds, notably the alveolar flap/tap.

In addition to the missing symbols, there are also issues with crashing and smoothness.

Overall I would recommend the app to a linguistics student in need of a relatively quick way to type the IPA.

An iPad Air 2 user.

useless

this is a complete waste of money.
It simply doesnt work with my ipad pro

Hello, I am sorry you are having issues with the keyboard. I would be grateful if you could clarify what is exactly not working in the app so that we can reproduce and fix the issue.

Waste of money

No explanation of where the IPA symbols where on the keyboard other then press the latin letter so then trial and error to find them. Once found, you could not slide to the required symbol

Hello, thank you for purchasing the keyboard. Symbols are grouped according to their similarity in shape. We found this grouping to be most efficient. If you believe there is a better way to organize the symbols, we are open to your suggestions.

The developer, Dawid Pietrala, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.