Welcome to JittaKey
A revolutionary Japanese input method that simplifies and speeds up your typing.
π Key Features
- Reduces keystrokes by approximately 20% compared to Romaji input.
- WYSIWYG typing experience β type exactly what you see.
- 1-stroke input for frequently used Japanese characters (e.g., γ-row, small vowels, γ£, γ, γ, γ , γ).
- Mnemonic mapping for unused keys (e.g., Q = γ, F = γ, J = γ, etc.).
- Compatible with both mobile app and custom hardware keyboards.
π§ Mnemonic Mapping for Unused Keys
- Q β γγγ: Think of "Queueing" β the ending "ing" sounds like γγγ
- F β γγγ: The katakana character γγ²γ resembles the shape of the letter F
- J β γγγ: From βJuudouβ (Judo), which starts with the βγβ sound
- L β γγγ: "YOLO" includes the "yo" sound, which maps to γγγand it includes letter L
- X β γβγ: X-mas (Christmas) evokes hyphen (γΌ) used in Japanese
- C β γγ£γ: The sharp "CHU" sound suggests the small γγ£γ character
- V β γγ΄γ: Pronounced the same as the English letter "V" (vu sound)
π± iPhone Demo:
π± iPad Demo:
βΉοΈ Special Input Rule
To type "γγ", just type γ + γ β exactly as shown on the key layout.
To type "γγ", you must type kia (not ka), otherwise it may be interpreted as "γ". This rule applies also to: kii = γγ, kiu = γγ, kie = γγ, kio = γγ.