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SummaGram was designed for multiple countries to create keyboard templates of their languages with instant access to multiple keyboards for text messages.

Five views are created to navigate with interview linking. They are SummaGram, the opening view, Create, where templates are created, Compose, where messages are created and Template Files, where templates are managed. The edit keys are fixed in their conventional positions with language suggested alphabet, numeric and punctuation. The app keyboard is designed in character groups along with their associated punctuation. The group effect is to reduce eye and finger movement.

The create phase is where values are assigned to buttons (keys). The values are either typed onto the keys from the system language keyboards, emojis, app language templates and pasting from external sources like Unicode. The templates are stored in the Documents.

A compose text area is where the selected template is used to create a message. The messages can be stored in a Documents sub directory. Cut, Copy, Paste and cursor navigation arrows are provided. The app provides a link to the Apple Files app for file input an output to iCloud, email and downloads. There is an option to toggle up to 10 templates in the Compose mode while editing. This allows full language keyboards with extensions, phrases, emojis or whatever resources needed. Another situation is where country boundary languages mix. Having different languages at the touch of a button is convenient.

This app does not collect or disseminate any information about the user. Advertising is not allowed.

SummaGram is trademarked and keyboard design, method functions are patent pending.