Does the keyboard read or send what I type?
No. It uses a small amount of nearby typing on the device to suggest phrases, undo a recent insertion, or fill a blank, but it does not save, log, or transmit what you type.
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Save the words you type often, then insert them from a large, easy-to-tap keyboard tile in any app.
If you turn on Allow Full Access, the edit (✎) button on the keyboard can open the app directly.
The keyboard does not use the internet, record what you type, or send it anywhere—even with Full Access on. Inserting phrases and all other core features work without it.
iOS switches to its own keyboard in password fields and phone-number keypad fields. Some apps, including some banking apps, do not allow third-party keyboards.
When that happens, use Copy in the app or the “Copy snippet” Shortcuts action.
Your phrases, collections, blank values, and settings stay on this device in storage shared by the app and keyboard. They are not sent to the developer or anyone else.
If iCloud Backup or a computer backup is enabled for your device, this data may be included like other app data and is then handled by Apple.
To erase it, choose “Delete All Data” in the app’s settings or delete the app.
No. It uses a small amount of nearby typing on the device to suggest phrases, undo a recent insertion, or fill a blank, but it does not save, log, or transmit what you type.
Check Settings › General › Keyboard › Keyboards. If TapFill is listed, press and hold the globe (🌐) in a text field to select it.
No. It only lets the edit (✎) button open the app directly. The keyboard’s core features work without Full Access.
iOS requires its own keyboard for password and phone-number keypad fields, and some apps block all third-party keyboards.
Export a CSV or JSON backup from the app, save it somewhere you choose, and import it on the other device.
There is one small ad at the bottom of the app’s Settings screen. There are no ads on the keyboard, Home screen, or phrase editor. If an ad looks wrong, tap “Report Ad” above it to email us.
Apple handles payment and refunds for App Store purchases. Request a refund at https://reportaproblem.apple.com. The developer does not receive your payment information.
For help, bug reports, or suggestions, email the developer.