Did you know that the average Mac OS X application has 40 to 80 menu shortcuts?

Menu shortcuts are supposed to provide quick access to frequently used menu commands. Honestly though, how many shortcuts do you know by heart?

KeyCue helps you to use your Mac OS X applications more effectively by displaying a concise table of all currently available menu shortcuts.

You no longer need to memorize and remember key combinations; just press the command key and KeyCue tells you what you want to know.

Over time, you will automatically remember frequently used shortcuts and start working more efficiently.

See an unbiased video review of KeyCue done by Michael Mistretta at MacApper.

KeyCue gives you an instant overview of the overall functionality of any application, plus lets you automatically start working more efficiently by making use of menu shortcuts.

The current version of KeyCue is 4.2. Read the release notes and download the current version.

Keyboard Maestro is a powerful macro program that lets you define custom action sequences together with your own shortcuts to activate them. But as with menu shortcuts, when you have defined a lot of useful macros, remembering all the shortcuts for invoking them becomes a challenge.

Starting with version 3.0 of Keyboard Maestro and version 4.2 of KeyCue, the two applications work together allowing KeyCue to show all currently active Keyboard Maestro hot keys by just holding down the control key.

By combining Keyboard Maestro with KeyCue, your Keyboard Maestro macros speed up your work, and KeyCue speeds up executing your macros - what a great combination!

Main Features

	Get an instant overview of all menu shortcuts in any application.
	Simple to use: just press the command key to see the menu shortcut table.
	Clickable Shortcuts let you execute any shortcut instantly by clicking it.
	"Teaches you" the most frequently used menu shortcuts on the fly and leads you to increased productivity.
	Different themes for customizing the appearance of the shortcut table.
	Menu shortcuts grouped by menus.
	Optionally include menu and first-level submenu headings.
	Configurable settings for activation and deactivation
	Show Keyboard Maestro macros
	Several options for adapting the behavior and appearance of KeyCue to your liking.
	Instant access to the KeyCue settings window by means of an extra keyboard shortcut.
	No interference with your normal menu and keyboard usage.

For more details, see the Features page.

The more shortcuts an application offers, the higher KeyCue's value. Click the tumbnail image below to see KeyCue showing Textmate's shortcuts in full size.

Installation

To install KeyCue, download it from our downloads page. KeyCue is distributed as a Mac OS X disk image (DMG). Once you have mounted the disk image, simply drag the "KeyCue" application icon to your Applications folder and double-click the copy you have just created. No restart required; KeyCue is active immediately and awaits your command key.

As long as you do not have a license key, KeyCue operates in trial mode.

Languages

The current version of KeyCue is available in English, German, and French.

Requirements

	KeyCue 4.x runs on Mac OS X 10.4 and newer.
	If you need to run KeyCue on Mac OS X 10.3.9, please use KeyCue 3.0.
	KeyCue 4.x is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
	Universal Binary - runs natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs.