Musa Keys App

The Musa Keys App is a Musa keyboard that runs as an app on a smartphone. It can be used both to enter Musa text into other apps on your phone and to send Musa text to a computer. The phone and computer must be on the same WiFi network, and you must run the Musa Keyboards agent on the computer that receives Musa letters from the phone as you type them. Your normal keyboard continues to work as usual, so you can easily mix Musa and non-Musa text. Remember to install a Musa font on your computer (from the Font Downloads page).

Musa Keys works fine with text messages, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Google Hangouts, Telegram, Signal, and other apps like those. It's like a keyboard, but it also helps display Musa text, even on phones that don't have a Musa system font. And you can easily mix Musa with other alphabets.

App Installation

The app is now available for Android and iOS. You can find the iOS version in the Apple App Store using this link:

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Download and install the app. You'll also need to go Settings to make the Musa keyboard available: on Android: Settings / General Management / Keyboard List and Default. You may also want to display the Keyboard icon in the nav bar, and to add the app to your Home screen.

When you open the app for use as a remote keyboard, it will ask you for the password of the agent you want it to connect to. Once the connection is established, you're good to go: when you type on the phone, the letters appear as if typed on your computer's keyboard. By the way, if you want to play with the app without being connected, you can enter TESTMODE as a password.

Using the Musa keyboard with other apps on your phone

As mentioned above, install the Musa keyboard in Settings and turn on the switch keyboard button. Now you can switch between the system keyboard, the Musa keyboard, and any other keyboards you may have installed, even in the middle of typing something. You don't need to be using the Musa Keys app to be using the Musa keyboard.

Image Messages

The Musa Alphabet and the Musa keyboard work fine wiith any of the messaging apps: WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Signal, etc. The only problem is that these apps don't have Musa fonts installed, and even if you have a Musa font installed in your phone, these apps are too stupid to find it. So Musa text within messages is displayed as "tofu" (like □□□□), emojis, or Chinese.

We offer an ingenious solution: display Musa messages as images. Not only is the Musa clear and legible, but it's displayed in the correct font (gait). And since you choose the colors of the images you generate, it's easy to see who's talking in a multi-person conversation. The image is generated by the keyboard itself, but on phones, any changes you make to the text displayed in the app will be re-imported back to the keyboard, so they appear in an image (that doesn't happen on computers). On a computer, you may have to paste the image into the messaging app.

To insert non-Musa text into an image message, use the Paste function.