Unslip catches typos as you type, in most apps, and judges each one by the keys around it on the keyboard you actually use.
Free, 5 MB, Windows 10 and 11. No account.
Try it here firstOn Android? Join the testWhat it does with your typingMade by KeBe
On a standard keyboard, “asd” is “as” with a stray d. On a KeBe, s sits beside n, so it was “and”.
Unslip stays out of code editors, terminals and password boxes, and never touches a word you capitalized mid-sentence, because that’s probably a name. Apps that correct words themselves, like Word and Notepad, are left to it.
It capitalizes the start of a sentence and “I” only when the app shows it the text before the word. When it can’t see, capitals are yours. One Backspace right after a fix puts your word back, and Unslip remembers it.
Dvorak letters on an even grid
Unslip comes from the people who make KeBe, a Dvorak keyboard with its keys in straight rows, designed and assembled in Canada.
On a KeBe, Unslip judges slips by KeBe’s own key positions, and the keyboard carries a typo mode of its own for phones and tablets, where apps can’t reach it.
See the KeBeUnslip installs for your Windows account without an admin password, and starts with Windows from then on.
Free. 5 MB.
On Android? Unslip is in a free test on Google Play. Join the tester group, then open the test on Play, tap Become a tester and install it. Mac and iPhone versions are built and being tested.
Yes. No account, no ads and no subscription. It’s made by KeBe, which sells keyboards.
Unslip isn’t code-signed yet, so Windows doesn’t know it. Click More info, then Run anyway. It installs for your account only and asks for no admin password.
Most apps you type in: browsers, chat, email and documents. It stays out of code editors, terminals and password boxes, and out of Word, Outlook and Notepad, which correct words themselves.
Windows tells it which keyboard sent each key. A key from a KeBe is judged on the KeBe’s layout, a key from any other keyboard on a standard one, so you can have both plugged in. You can also pick one yourself.
Press Backspace once, straight away. Your word comes back, and Unslip leaves it alone from then on.
American, Canadian and British English, so colour and color are both right. It knows about 359,000 words.
Open Unslip from the Start menu: its window has Pause and Quit. To remove it, go to Settings, Apps, Unslip, Uninstall.
Android is in a free test on Google Play now: here’s how to join. Mac and iPhone are built and will be here once they’ve run on real Macs and iPhones.