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Keysake
Learn English as you type Chinese
564 followers
Learn English as you type Chinese
564 followers
Learn English as you type Chinese. Keysake is a free macOS input method that shows English alongside your Chinese. Save words, phrases, or full sentences from what you want to say. Japanese, Korean, and more languages are coming soon.
Congrats @rick_fan could this also work for learning other languages in the future?
Keysake
@rick_fan @james_carter35 Thanks you James! Yes, we’re already considering adding support for more languages.
I like that it doesn’t feel like another traditional language learning app
Keysake
@fletcher_oliver Glad you like it!
how quickly do you start noticing new vocabulary from everyday typing? 👀
Does it translate the whole thought naturally or mainly use it to surface useful English expressions?
Keysake
@dianarobin Keysake translates what you type in real time.
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@dianarobin This depends on the capabilities of the large model, but we will try our best to ensure it retains its original intent.
It’s incredibly helpful for someone like me who studies English regularly. The author had a great idea—it meets my needs perfectly.
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@suzhijiacha Thanks a lot, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us anytime.
Keysake
@suzhijiacha Thanks for your interest! We’ll be adding more language-learning features, improving the experience, and expanding to more languages and platforms.
Will it eventually include explanations for why certain English expressions are more natural?
Keysake
@ethanc44 Yes! We’ll also add explanations of what sentences mean and how to use them in future updates.
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Hello everyone 👋
I'm excited to introduce Keysake here.
Keysake is a macOS input method that shows the English while you type Chinese. Just type like you normally do — chat, work, notes — and the English shows up right in the candidate bar.
The idea is simple: the sentences you actually want to say every day make better study material than any textbook. See something worth keeping, save it — a word, a phrase, a whole sentence — and dig into the grammar and usage in the app later.
It's completely free.
Give it a try and tell us what feels off — we're reading everything. Would love your support and your upvote today 🙌