TypeBharat is a platform built to make Indian languages easier to type, learn, and use on the web.
We are building a growing collection of practical tools that help people work with Indian languages and native scripts more easily.
The problem
Indian languages are widely used in everyday life, education, communication, and creative work, but working with native scripts online can still be inconvenient.
For many people, typing becomes particularly difficult when they are more familiar with an English keyboard than with a native keyboard layout.
Users may also need different tools for typing, transliteration, learning scripts, and understanding how a language works digitally.
TypeBharat aims to make these workflows simpler by bringing practical Indian-language tools together in one place.
Available today
TypeBharat currently focuses on making Indian-language typing and learning easier to access from the browser.
Type naturally using an English keyboard and convert phonetic input into supported Indian-language scripts. The typing tools are designed to make native-script writing accessible without requiring users to learn a traditional keyboard layout first.
Explore Typing Tools →The learning section provides beginner-friendly information about Indian languages and their writing systems, including alphabets, vowels, consonants, scripts, numerals, pronunciation, and language-specific typing information.
Explore Learning Guides →Growing library
TypeBharat is expanding its language coverage through a shared architecture so new languages can be added without creating separate versions of the platform.
Devanagari
Gurmukhi
Gujarati
Tamil
Telugu
Bengali
Devanagari
Kannada
Malayalam
Odia
Assamese (Eastern Nagari)
Perso-Arabic (Nastaliq)
Devanagari
Devanagari
Our approach
TypeBharat focuses on browser-based tools that make working with Indian languages practical and accessible.
That means treating native scripts and Unicode as first-class parts of the experience rather than treating Indian languages as an afterthought.
Phonetic input can provide a familiar starting point for people who are comfortable with an English keyboard, while language-specific learning resources can help users understand the scripts they are working with.
As the platform grows, the goal is to support more languages and more useful digital language workflows without making each language a separate product.
Typing and learning are the starting point. The longer-term goal is a broader collection of Indian-language digital utilities.
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
Planned capability
TypeBharat aims to become a place where people can discover practical tools for typing, learning, translation, OCR, speech, AI, Unicode, keyboards, and other Indian-language utilities.
Explore the languages currently available through TypeBharat’s typing and learning tools. New languages can be added to the platform without changing the underlying page architecture.