Guides
Sangam gives you two ways to type. Here is what each key does.
Every language in Sangam has a native script keyboard, laid out from InScript. Four of them also have an Anjal keyboard, which lets you type the script using a qwerty layout and English letters.
The pages below list what each keystroke produces. They are the same guides that ship inside the app, so you can read them here before installing — or link someone straight to the answer.
Six scripts are documented, covering nine of the fourteen languages. Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Odia and Sinhala keyboards work the same way — their keymap pages are still to be written.
Anjal keyboards
Type Indic scripts with a qwerty keyboard — what Anjal is, where it came from, and which Sangam keyboards use it.
Native script keyboards
How Sangam's native-script keyboards adapt the InScript layout for phones and tablets.
Tamil
Keymap and typing notes for the Tamil keyboard in Sangam Keyboards.
Devanagari
Keymap and typing notes for the Hindi, Marathi, Nepali and Sanskrit keyboards in Sangam Keyboards.
Hindi · Marathi · Nepali · Sanskrit
Gurmukhi
Keymap and typing notes for the Punjabi keyboard in Sangam Keyboards.
Punjabi
Kannada
Keymap and typing notes for the Kannada keyboard in Sangam Keyboards.
Malayalam
Keymap and typing notes for the Malayalam keyboard in Sangam Keyboards.
Telugu
Keymap and typing notes for the Telugu keyboard in Sangam Keyboards.