Launched March 26, 2024
Keycheck

Keycheck

Check keyboard shortcuts of 100+ apps

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Check the availability of shortcuts for your app and seamlessly match them with any of 100+ supported apps. Keycheck.dev simplifies this process. Help your fellow developers by expanding the list and submitting shortcuts for your favorite apps

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Keycheck lets developers search and verify keyboard shortcuts across 100+ apps to ensure consistency and avoid conflicts.

for
Developers designing or maintaining keyboard shortcuts for applications.
license
MIT
Acreom/keycheck 89 5TypeScriptupdated 2 years ago

Key features

5 features of Keycheck
  • Shortcut search — Find any keyboard shortcut instantly by pressing the keys.
  • Cross-app comparison — Match your app’s shortcuts against 100+ supported applications.
  • Conflict detection — Identify shortcuts that clash with system or other app shortcuts.
  • Community contributions — Add missing apps or shortcuts via a single pull request.
  • Extensive database — Access over 1,400 shortcuts from 101 apps.

Use cases

  • Validate that new shortcuts don’t conflict with OS or other app shortcuts
  • Discover how popular apps implement similar actions
  • Contribute missing shortcuts for niche applications
  • Maintain a consistent shortcut scheme across a product suite
  • Quickly prototype shortcut layouts during UI design

Keycheck FAQ

How do I search for a shortcut?+

Press the desired key combination in the Keycheck interface; the matching shortcut is displayed instantly.

What if my app isn’t listed?+

You can add it by submitting a pull request to the Keycheck repository.

Can I see which shortcuts conflict with system keys?+

Keycheck highlights conflicts with system shortcuts, helping you avoid user frustration.

Is there a limit to how many apps I can compare?+

Keycheck currently supports over 100 apps and more can be added by the community.

Is Keycheck free to use?+

The site does not specify pricing, so it appears to be freely accessible.

Summarized by DevHunt from keycheck.dev · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.