Turn the 20 clicks you repeat all day into one shortcut.
You lose it five seconds at a time, all day. Shortcuts are supposed to fix this, but every app has its own set to memorize. So most of them never get used.
Apps, sites, snippets, buttons and menus, there the instant you want them. No hunting, no mouse, no detours.
Not three rounds of ⌘Tab, squinting for the right icon.
No new tab, no typing, no picking the right suggestion.
It can even slot in your clipboard, the text you highlighted, or today's date.
Clicks a named button or link, in an app or on a website.
Make the shortcut the app itself never gave you.
macOS makes you memorize ⌃⇧⌘4. Now it's a key you chose.
Every repetitive task is a choice: pay with your time, every time, or spend one minute turning it into a shortcut.
Select the text, up to the toolbar, open the palette, hunt for red… and again tomorrow, and the day after, forever.
Highlight, press ⌥ /, type "text color red", hit enter. That's the whole setup.
Pro tip: ⌥ / opens Google Docs' menu search, and all kinds of shortcuts hide in there.
Hold your key, tap R, and it replays those steps itself, in two seconds. Or say it out loud when your hands are full. And it's on the Shortcut Keyboard from now on, so you never have to remember it.
Hold your Super key and your keyboard becomes your Shortcut Keyboard: every key fires something you chose. Let go and it types like normal. Nothing to memorize: hold and look. That's the whole product.
Caps Lock, Right Option, Right Command, or Right Control: your pick. Behind the scenes it sends ⌃⌥⌘, a combo macOS leaves free and almost nothing else binds, so it doesn't collide with the shortcuts you already use. New to the Super key? →
Same key, 1 app so far. Tap the tabs.
One key means something different in each app and site. No collisions, nothing to memorize.
Hold to talk, release to run: it fires the same shortcuts you built. Transcribed on your Mac.
No cloud round trip, no waiting on a server. It all runs on your Mac. No Wi-Fi, no problem.
Install one, run it, then make it yours.
Point-and-click automation that keeps working when layouts change.
Keys, clicks, text, opening apps, even Apple Shortcuts: all in one shortcut.
If you can type in it, you can command it: editor, browser, inbox, chat.
Private by design. Your shortcuts and your voice are processed on your Mac: not synced, not ours to read. Your account holds your email, plan, and which Macs you use. Product analytics are opt-in, crash diagnostics are on by default with one switch to turn them off, and neither ever carries your shortcuts or your voice. It asks for the standard macOS automation permissions, explains each before you grant it, and you can revoke anytime. Everything the app sends →
Download for macOSSuper Shortcuts coexists happily with the launchers and macro tools. This is just where it's different.
| Super Shortcuts | Raycast | Keyboard Maestro | Apple Shortcuts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fires in place, scoped to your app, site, or window | Yes | No | With setup | No |
| Super key layer with a hold-to-reveal Shortcut Keyboard | Yes | No | No | No |
| On-device voice control | Yes | No | No | No |
| No-collision trigger (⌃⌥⌘ + a letter) | Yes | No | No | No |
| Runs locally and offline | Yes | With setup | Yes | Yes |
| Free tier that runs real automations | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Free to use with up to 20 shortcuts. Pro is $12/month or $100/year, with a 7-day free trial.
For getting started.
Plus tax where applicable. Purchase happens in the app.
Everything in Free, plus:
*Up to 2 hrs a week is what we measure in our own daily use. Payback is against Pro's $12 monthly price.
Privacy, permissions, pricing, and how it stacks up. Still stuck? Read the docs →
No. That's the point of the Super key: everything you make fires on ⌃⌥⌘ plus a letter, a combo macOS leaves free. And each one is scoped to a context, so the same chord can mean different things in different apps (github.com and a Google Doc count as different) without colliding.
Every shortcut runs on your Mac, with no model in the loop. Voice is transcribed on-device and the audio is never sent anywhere. Every shortcut is a list of steps you can open, read, and edit, so there's no black box.
The standard automation permissions (Accessibility, and Automation for some actions) so it can drive your apps. We explain each one before you grant it, and you can revoke them anytime in System Settings.
Raycast and Alfred are launchers you summon; Super Shortcuts fires in place, scoped to where you are. Keyboard Maestro is a deep macro engine; this is the fast, memorable layer on top, with no macro mental model. Apple Shortcuts is broad but detached from your live context. It coexists happily if you already remap a key to ⌃⌥⌘ yourself.
AI agents are great for one-off, open-ended work. Super Shortcuts is for the things you do twenty times a day: it runs the exact steps you chose, the same way every time, in a couple of seconds. Offline, no tokens, no waiting, and no improvising with your data.
No. Install a ready-made shortcut from the starter library (Google Docs, GitHub, VS Code, Meetings, Global), run it, then make it yours.
The app keeps score. Every run is counted: Home shows time saved this week and your streak, and Insights ranks your top shortcuts. Your number, not our marketing.
You sign in with email, Google, or Microsoft; the account holds your email, your plan, and a record of the Macs you sign in on. Your shortcuts stay on your Mac. The Privacy Policy lists everything the app sends. Free covers up to 20 shortcuts, with every action and a starter template library. Pro is $12/month or $100/year with a 7-day free trial (card required), and unlocks unlimited shortcuts, voice control, Choose on screen, and the full template library.
Yes. Pro is $12/month or $100/year, plus tax where applicable. Cancel anytime and Pro stays on until the end of what you've paid for; your shortcuts keep running on the Free tier after that.
Start with the 7-day free trial - cancel before it ends and you're not charged. After that, cancel anytime from Settings → Account and Pro runs until the end of the period you've paid for. Change your mind after paying and our money-back guarantee refunds your first charge within 14 days - no reason needed. Renewals aren't refundable, so cancel before one if you're done. The refund policy has the rest.
No. Updates are included while you're subscribed. The Free tier keeps getting bug fixes and macOS compatibility updates too, though new features may be Pro-only. Super Shortcuts checks for new versions and shows an Install Update button when one is ready.
macOS 12 (Monterey) or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. The download is about 16 MB.
Not yet. Super Shortcuts is a macOS app today. Join the Windows waitlist and we'll let you know when a Windows version is available.
Practical, no-fluff guides to the Super key and the small shortcuts it powers.
Free to try. Your first shortcut takes a minute. The hours come back the way they left: a few seconds at a time.
Not ready yet? The occasional update, no spam.