Keycrib

Release notes

What is new in Keycrib, in plain words.

Version 1.2

Latest
  • A built-in guide: hold Command while Keycrib itself is in front to see how everything works.
  • Manage your devices straight from the app. You arrive on the website already signed in, with nothing to copy or paste.
  • Safer updates: Keycrib only installs updates it can verify come from us.
  • License and update messages now come in all 34 languages.
  • A link to keycrib.no at the bottom of the shortcut sheet.
  • Small improvements and bug fixes.

Earlier versions

Version 1.1

  • App shortcuts: a new tab shows shortcuts that are not in the app's menus, for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, Photoshop, Illustrator, VS Code, Slack, Figma, Chrome, Terminal, Finder, Notion and Obsidian. You can click them to run them.
  • Search covers both tabs, and shortcuts follow your keyboard layout.
  • Chris mode: tap Command two, three or more times instead of holding it, with a live preview in Settings.
  • The delay slider shows the seconds while you drag, and a preview lets you hold Command to feel the delay.
  • Self-updating: Keycrib can now download and install updates itself. You choose when.
  • More privacy: Keycrib never sends the name of your Mac.
  • A faster popup.

Version 1.0

  • Hold Command to see every keyboard shortcut of the app you are in.
  • Click a shortcut to run it.
  • Your own system shortcuts are included, like screenshots and Spotlight.
  • Save, print or share the sheet as a neat A4 PDF.
  • Light, dark and glass looks, adjustable text size, and many languages.