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Cheatsheet is a macOS app that provides quick access to keyboard shortcuts for any application, allowing users to easily look up shortcuts as needed.
Top 6 Cheatsheet alternatives
Sublime Tutor is a plugin for Sublime Text that helps users learn keyboard shortcuts and functionalities through interactive exercises.
Vim Adventures is an online game that teaches you how to use Vim, a highly efficient text editor.
Free to play with some paid levels
ShortcutFoo is an interactive training program designed to help users master keyboard shortcuts for increased productivity.
Starting at $29.95
Keys For Sketch is a shortcut reference utility for Sketch users on macOS. It displays Sketch keyboard shortcuts so designers can learn...
Pros
- Focused specifically on Sketch rather than general macOS shortcuts
- Provides contextual shortcut recall without requiring a separate training course
- More lightweight than full shortcut-management utilities
Cons
- Limited to Sketch and less useful for multi-application workflows
- Lacks the broad application coverage of KeyCue and CheatSheet
- No structured practice or progress tracking
Keysmith is a macOS utility for creating custom keyboard shortcuts that trigger actions in apps and across the system. It is aimed...
Pros
- Creates shortcuts without requiring scripting
- Supports app-specific and system-wide actions
- More focused and simpler than Keyboard Maestro
Cons
- Less powerful than Keyboard Maestro for complex workflows
- Mac-only, with no Windows or Linux version
- Smaller ecosystem than Alfred or Raycast
Free trial, from $29
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