Type Hindi the way it sounds
No Hindi keyboard needed: type meraa naam and get मेरा नाम. Every word turns into Devanagari as soon as you press space, so you can see each word as you go and fix it at once. The rules are fixed and simple (no guessing from a dictionary), so the same letters always give the same Hindi, and the table beside the box lists them all.
Or use the standard Inscript keyboard
If you are learning Inscript for an exam or office work, switch to Inscript keys: your keyboard types the Inscript layout, and the on-screen keyboard shows what every key gives, with Shift. Tap keys on screen if you are on a phone or tablet. To practise speed and accuracy, take the Hindi typing test.
Use your Hindi anywhere
The text is Unicode, the standard every phone, computer and website understands: paste it into WhatsApp, Word, Gmail or a government portal. If a document needs Kruti Dev instead, copy it as Kruti Dev, or convert longer text with the Kruti Dev converter.