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How people actually write across languages.
Comparisons, workflows, and trust notes on mixed-language typing—without treating every language change as a keyboard change.
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Comparisons, workflows, and trust notes on mixed-language typing—without treating every language change as a keyboard change.
Want install steps or a build? Read the docs · View downloads

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