Mammoth Type
A Keyboard at Mammoth Scale
An iPhone keyboard with enormous keys, easy to see and easy to tap. Made for eyes and fingers that are done squinting. No account needed, and nothing you type is ever saved or sent.
Coming to the App Store
Free to download · The big keys are free forever
On the Name
"Mammoth" is the animal, and it is also the word we reach for when something is enormous. Both meanings are the point.
The mammoth met the cold with the two things that actually work against it: size, and a thick warm coat. Nothing clever. Just more of what helps.
A keyboard for hard days should work the same way. Bigger targets, clearer letters, warmer contrast, and no cleverness you have to learn.
More of what helps. Less of everything else.
Three Sizes, All Free
Pick the size that suits you and change it whenever you like. Every size is in the free app.
Measured in Points, at Full Size
Large · 56 pt
Larger · 64 pt · Default
Largest · 72 pt
Legibility is never the paid part.
Three Coats
Light, High-Contrast, and Dark. Each one is contrast-checked before it ships.
Light
High-Contrast
Shown in the studio's own inks. In the app it is yellow on black.
Dark
Light and High-Contrast are free. Dark comes with the one-time purchase.
What Is Free, and What Costs Once
Free
- All three key sizes: Large, Larger, Largest
- The Light theme
- The High-Contrast theme
- Autocorrect
- The number row
Legibility is never gated.
$9.99
Once. Not per year.
- The Dark theme
- Tap sounds and vibration
- Fine-tuned key heights
Everything on the left stays yours either way. There is nothing to cancel, no subscription, and no advertising.
No subscription · No ads · Nothing to cancel
What Mammoth Type Knows About You
Nothing.
Typing is never saved
What you type is not stored and not sent. It goes to the app you are typing in, and nowhere else.
No account, ever
There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. The app does not know who you are.
Full Access is optional
iOS asks about "Full Access" for every keyboard. Mammoth Type only uses it for tap vibration. Skip it and everything else still works.
Turning It On
iOS asks you to switch a new keyboard on once. It takes about a minute, and you never do it again.
- Open the iPhone's Settings app, then General, then Keyboard.
- Tap Keyboards, then Add New Keyboard, and choose Mammoth Type.
- When you next type, tap the globe key to switch to Mammoth Type.
If you get stuck, write to us and a person will answer. hello@noiregrets.com
Coming to the App Store