How to add BubbleText and turn on Full Access

Install Beautiful BubbleText Keyboard from the App Store (id932155622), then add it as a keyboard. Apple does not turn third-party keyboards on for you.

Add the keyboard

1. Open Settings
2. General → Keyboard → Keyboards
3. Add New Keyboard → BubbleText Keyboard
4. Tap BubbleText Keyboard → turn on Allow Full Access if you want themes, packs, photo keys, or Quick Phrases
5. In any app, tap the globe until BubbleText appears

That path matches the app. We do not have clean Settings screenshots to paste here, so the list is the source of truth.

What Full Access actually does

Apple’s sheet sounds like “we read everything.” For BubbleText:

• Off: you can still add the keyboard, type bubble text, and use free autocorrect.
• On: the keyboard can read the App Group so themes, font selection, custom backgrounds, and Quick Phrases sync from the container app. Also required for color rotation and paid theme unlocks.

Typed text is not uploaded. There is no account. Longer version: What Allow Full Access really means.

If the keyboard vanishes

Confirm it is still in the Keyboards list. If it jumped back to stock while you were typing, that was historically a memory kill. 2.x is built to stay under the extension budget. Update to the latest version. Still happening: email app version, iOS version, and device to hello@smorgiapps.com or support@smorgiapps.com.