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Contact Info
198 West 21th Street, Suite 721
New York, NY 10010
foton@qodeinteractive.com
+88 (0) 101 0000 000
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ZERO LEARNING

Our patented technology helps you type exactly as you write.

PINYIN FREE

No need to worry about correct pinyin.

HIGH PRECISION

Accurately input characters with minimal errors.

DIALECT FLEXIBILITY

Supports traditional and simplified characters in your mother tongue.

HOW IT WORKS

JUST TYPE AS YOU WOULD WRITE.

Input strokes using the keys at the bottom.
Input components using the second row at the top.
You can use a combination of strokes and/or components to enter a character. Just follow the stroke order!
Toggle between Traditional, Simplified and Cantonese suggestions.

WHAT OUR USERS ARE SAYING

Stringboard might be more beginner-friendly compared to other input methods for those new to Chinese input, while also offering a better understanding of Chinese character structure.

Dee

I really appreciate the design concept of Stringboard. It’s essentially a stroke-based input method, but it breaks away from the constraints of the traditional nine-key layout and uses big data to prioritize commonly used components and characters. The shortcut feature for frequent components has been attempted by some mobile input methods in the past, but without standardization. I hope Stringboard succeeds.

deryckchan

Currently, if I want to type Taiwanese words, I can only use pinyin or phonetic symbols. Personally, I didn’t learn Taiwanese through romanization, so I use a Mandarin keyboard to type Taiwanese characters via Mandarin pronunciation 😅. I’ve always wanted a keyboard for typing based on character structure. But Cangjie isn’t very suitable for me, and I can’t master it in a short time. Everyone should support them and give them some attention. It seems like this input method hasn’t been fully developed yet, but maybe this could be the future for non-Mandarin Chinese dialects in vernacular writing!

taitsootennsim

I think it’s much clearer how to type many characters. I use strokes before🤣.

Chloe

I fully support having new input methods, because compared to pinyin in Taiwan or mainland China, the learning curve for those systems feels very off-putting.

Guang

It’s pretty cool to create a new input method.

kangen.miracle.academy

After trying it for a while, I think it’s easier to use than Simplified Cangjie.

Ming

It’s more convenient than handwriting. With Stringboard, you don’t need to fully write out a character to find it.

Ian

I’m not familiar with pinyin, and I’m not good at Simplified Cangjie. After discovering Stringboard, I’ve regained some interest in typing.

Grrrrrayjpy

The suggested words are really helpful!

Jennylam99999

I let my 5-year-old son try it, and he can even use it to type his own name!

Fion

I study Chinese literature and have a strong interest in and high standards for Chinese characters. Seeing Stringboard mainly use radicals and strokes, I quite like it.

Man

Faster than when I usually use Simplified Cangjie XD

Kel512564

This should be useful for foreigners learning to write Chinese!

Chilap

Finally, someone is addressing the issues with Chinese input methods.

Chaptino

Merging typing with writing is a great idea

Raymond

The fewer key options compared to Simplified Cangjie make it easier and faster to decide.

CM

It doesn’t restrict you to just one input method and has a high tolerance for errors.

Don

The layout is good, and the buttons are large, reducing the chances of mistyping.

James

Even some really complex characters are available in it.

Tyson

The concept is great, and I hope more people learn about Stringboard.

Dannynm

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