About LayTray
LayTray displays a small text indicator in the Android notification area showing which keyboard layout is active. It is designed for phones with physical QWERTY keyboards, where users may switch among layouts and want a persistent reminder of the current one. The indicator builds on the brief notification shown by the keyboard when a layout changes, keeping that information visible for longer. The product was developed for a specific Blackberry phone model and may work on other QWERTY devices. It is intended to help users who have difficulty remembering which layout is selected or who benefit from a visible reminder. The app must be enabled in Android’s accessibility settings in order to work. LayTray does not change the keyboard layout itself; it displays which one is currently active. Its usefulness depends on the device exposing the relevant layout-change information and on the accessibility service being enabled. The supplied description does not list support for touchscreen-only keyboards or other devices beyond the named QWERTY phone family.
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