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

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.