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.
@haolin Yes! You can already view your saved sentences in the current version. We’ll add search, along with detailed explanations of what those sentences mean and how to use them, in future updates.
Curious if there are plans for a Windows version eventually but it looks incredibly slick for Mac users.
Keysake
@priya_kushwaha1 Thanks you Priya! Yes, it’s on our roadmap.
Bitrise
Are you planning to add other languages as well? :) Kudos on going live!
Keysake
@lisadziuba Thanks you Lisa! Yes, we’re already considering adding support for more languages.
Interesting that you started with macOS. Are you planning to bring it to Windows too?
Keysake
@ethan_blake27 We’ll keep that in mind! Our iOS version is coming soon, and we’ll consider Android and Windows versions after that.
Sider Omni Sidebar
@ethan_blake27 Sure, other platforms will be released soon.
Does it work smoothly when switching between Chinese input and normal English typing?
Keysake
@fletcher_graham We’re continually improving the experience to make it feel easier and more natural to use.
Sider Omni Sidebar
@fletcher_graham Thank you, Fletcher, it doesn't change the regular input method switching.
Is there a way to control how often the English suggestions appear?
Sider Omni Sidebar
@mariusholm Not at this stage, but a shortcut could be added later.
Keysake
@mariusholm Thanks for the great feedback! We’ll give this request careful consideration and include it in a future update.
Can it handle a full Chinese sentence and highlight useful English phrases from it?
Keysake
@yangliu44 Features like highlighting English phrases and breaking down sentence grammar will be added in the next update.
Saving full sentences seems more useful than saving isolated words for me. Are saved sentences searchable later?
Keysake
@haolin Yes! You can already view your saved sentences in the current version. We’ll add search, along with detailed explanations of what those sentences mean and how to use them, in future updates.