Shortcut Flow

Stop clicking. Start using shortcuts.

Every time you reach for the mouse instead of a shortcut, you lose about 3 seconds.

Free during beta · No account · Works offline
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Shortcut Flow turns your own clicks into training

A few hundred of those a day, which is normal at 8 hours of screen time, adds up to almost a full workday every month. Shortcut Flow gives it back: a one-minute daily drill, built from what you actually do. Think Duolingo, but for keyboard shortcuts. 🦉

learned from your real workflow
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Built around what you do

The same app learns a different set for an editor, a designer and a developer.

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Video editors

Final Cut Pro has hundreds of shortcuts. Learn the ones you actually use.

⌘ B - Blade
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Designers

Figma, Photoshop - the panel you keep opening has a shortcut.

⇧ ⌘ K - Components
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Developers

VS Code, Cursor, Terminal - keep your hands on the keyboard.

⌘ P - Go to file
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Why Shortcut Flow

Other shortcut tools show you the whole list. Shortcut Flow drills the ones you keep clicking around.

Other tools
KeyCue, CheatSheet
Shortcut Flow
How it works
Full list, shown when you hold ⌘
Personalized daily training, built from what you actually click
Learns your workflow
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✓
Discovers hidden shortcuts (AI)
Menu-only
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Progress tracking
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✓ Time saved
Price
$5–20 one-time
Free during beta
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Privacy you can verify

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Lives on your Mac. Nothing leaves by default.

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Reads UI labels - the same data screen readers use. Never reads window content.

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Built-in redaction. Emails, names, card numbers - filtered automatically.

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Your data, in one folder. Open it in Finder anytime.

Ready to stop clicking?

Free during beta. No account. Works offline.