SAN JOSE, Calif. — LegalType, the company behind the world’s first mechanical keyboard for lawyers, today announced the launch of a third party legal keyboard for iPhone and iPad. Built as the perfect mobile companion, LegalType helps lawyers produce legal text wherever they work—whether they’re traveling for business or on their way to court.
The keyboard is now available at: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/legaltype/id6777630917.
Designed for lawyers, law clerks, and other legal professionals, LegalType makes it easy to draft emails, notes, and documents across mobile devices. The keyboard replaces the system keyboard and works across all apps. Its patent-pending, legal-specific autocomplete system comes preloaded with more than 500 legal words and abbreviations, curated by lawyers and built directly into the app. Suggestions become more relevant based on your on-device usage—all without compromising security.
“As a litigator, citations, punctuation, and formatting have to be right every time—whether it’s a brief or a one-line email,” said Brendan Kenny, attorney at Hellmuth & Johnson. “A lot of my real work happens on my phone now: answering a client between meetings, reviewing final language on a contract from an airport gate. The LegalType app goes with me there, catching the small details that separate polished work from sloppy work.”
“We’re thrilled to offer lawyers an app that extends the LegalType experience to iPhone and iPad, so our users never miss a beat,” said Daniela Alexander, founder of LegalType.
Alexander, who developed an appreciation for the legal field while working as an English-Spanish interpreter, created the app to help improve the final mile of legal writing—where precision, formatting, and accountability matter most.
Features & Availability
The universal iOS app is available for an introductory price of $1 on the Apple App Store. The price will increase by $1 each month. Desktop licenses are available at legaltype.com.
About LegalType
LegalType develops specialized keyboard solutions that improve speed, accuracy, and consistency in legal writing. Learn more at legaltype.com.
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