This is...concerning. I never use Claude with my closed-source projects, because I don't trust that they won't send the code to use for training. So I copy snippets, ask general questions, etc. Just now, I started a new prompt and got this. I didn't mention keyboards at all.
Although I love Apple's Icon Composer, I find that it exports blurry PNGs. I've therefore created Sketch variants of the new KeyboardKit icon, to allow for sharper exports for use within the app. This also lets me play with shadows and depth in a less constrained way and separate the product icon from the app.
KeyboardKit is getting a new icon and brand design! We’re moving from a glowing keyboard key to an abstract design with two Ks on a gradient background that carries over our visual feel from the old icon into a new, glassy future.
https://keyboardkit.com/blog/2026/03/30/brand-redesign-in-progress
KeyboardKit - Brand Redesign In Progress
KeyboardKit is getting a new icon! We’re moving from a glowing keyboard key to an abstract design with two Ks on a gradient background th...
I’m looking for a basic, good looking newsletter engine for my company and products. Any recommendations? :)
This has been an insanely exciting week for KeyboardKit related stuff. So many cool things are being built by new users, a new science project seems to be happening, and I’m looking forward to building some new features for the upcoming 10.4.
I'm playing around with a new KeyboardKit icon idea, where I use the Liquid Glass concept to keep the current icon's color gradient, but overlay it with glass shapes that form an abstract outline of two K's. I like it so far - but the big question is if it's too abstract. Here's the current icon and the new idea in light, dark and mono.
I saw Project Hail Mary yesterday. I guess everything is Disney jokes and Grogu creatures from now on.
During the last few years, many have asked me what the A in the KeyboardKit icon (left) refers to. The fact that it has evolved out of a plain, white iOS keyboard key has been increasingly hard to defend. Therefore, a new icon is being considered. Which of these ideas (right) do you like most?
We're not supposed to use private APIs, sure, but this is such a severe problem for so many custom keyboard developers that I hope that Apple may consider reversing the removal. If you're affected, please see this blog post for more information.
https://techhub.social/@keyboardkit/116258136350508146We have updated our blog post with more information about the iOS 26.4 change that makes it impossible for custom keyboards to identify the host application. The problem remains in the 26.4 RC, so we urge all affected keyboard developers to report this to Apple asap.
https://keyboardkit.com/blog/2026/03/02/ios-26-4-host-application-bundle-id-bug
iOS 26.4 removes a private API that is used to resolve the host application bundle ID. This causes a crash in versions of the resolve script that use Objective-C to parse the ID, and returns nil in the Swift version. Please report this to Apple and refer to our feedback FB22247647 for better reach.
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