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Keymap

A local tool to view Mac app shortcuts and detect conflicts

freemium
Last Updated 9/6/2026

About Keymap

Keymap is a local shortcut tool for Mac that reads the current app's menu bar and lists its shortcuts. Double-press ⌘ to summon the panel, view conflicts with fix suggestions, and manage custom remapping rules. The free version includes shortcut reference and conflict detection; after a one-time purchase of $6.99, it supports up to 3 Macs, includes lifetime updates, and adds usage statistics and global remapping. Everything is stored locally.

Best for

Mac users
Safari users
VS Code users
Figma users

Best use cases

View app menu shortcuts

Discover shortcut conflicts

Get conflict fix suggestions

Manage custom remapping rules

Features

Shortcut reference

The free version reads the app's menu bar and lists shortcuts; double-press ⌘ to summon the panel.

Conflict detection

The free version detects shortcut conflicts in app menus and custom remapping rules, and shows severity and fix suggestions.

Usage statistics

The $6.99 one-time purchase version provides usage statistics.

Global remapping

The $6.99 one-time purchase version provides global remapping.

Pros

  • Local processing keeps data private
  • No manual setup required
  • Provides conflict severity and fix suggestions
  • Supports apps like Safari, VS Code, and Figma

Cons

  • Global hotkeys and input method bindings are invisible to every app
  • Reading menus and detecting keypresses require accessibility permissions

Pricing Plans

Free

$0forever
  • Shortcut reference
  • Conflict detection

One-time

$6.99one-time
  • Up to 3 Macs
  • Lifetime updates
  • Shortcut reference
  • Conflict detection
  • Usage statistics
  • Global remapping

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Keymap's official website.

FAQ

No. Keymap stores everything locally on the Mac and needs no account, cloud, or telemetry.
No; macOS has no global shortcut registry, so detection is limited to shortcuts visible in app menus and your own remapping rules. Global hotkeys and input method bindings are invisible to every app — that is a platform limitation.

Tool Information

DeveloperKeymap
Release Date9/6/2026
Pricingfreemium