Kiko – Multilingual Keyboard Layout Fixer

Typed in the wrong language again? It happens to everyone who types in two languages. You switch tabs, start typing, and only notice three sentences later that the keyboard was in the wrong layout. Then you delete it all and start again. Kiko watches for exactly that moment. The instant your text stops making sense in one layout and starts making sense in another, a small notification appears with the corrected version. One click and it's fixed — in place, in whatever field you were typing in. SIX LANGUAGES, BOTH DIRECTIONS • Hebrew — you type akuo, you meant שלום ("shalom", hello) • Russian — you type ghbdtn, you meant привет ("privet", hi) • Ukrainian — you type ghbdsn, you meant привіт ("pryvit", hi) • Korean — you type dkssud, you meant 안녕 ("annyeong", hi) • Greek — you type geia, you meant γεια ("yia", hi) • Arabic — you type lvpfh, you meant مرحبا ("marhaba", hello) It works the other way too. Typed English while your keyboard was still in Hebrew, Russian, Korean or Greek? Kiko reads the gibberish and turns it back into English. IT LEARNS YOUR WORDS Kiko is not a dictionary lookup. It scores every word against the letter patterns of each language, so it catches words no word list would contain. When it does get one wrong, click "Not Hebrew" (or Not Russian, Not Korean…) and it will never flag that word again. The more you use it, the quieter it gets. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY • Enable only the languages you actually type — the rest never run • Long typing sessions collapse to a small recall bubble instead of a popup • Drag the notification anywhere on screen; it remembers where you put it • Turn Kiko off for a specific site with one click • Optional sound alert when a mistake is caught • Alt + Shift + K — scan the current field, or convert selected text • Alt + Shift + Enter** to accept, **Esc** to dismiss — the whole loop without leaving the keyboard EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR MACHINE No account. No sign-up. No servers. Every conversion runs inside your browser, and your learned word lists live in local storage and never leave your device. Kiko has no backend to send anything to. Free for 30 days. Then $5/month.