I've been thinking a lot about how many tiny actions we repeat dozens of times a day typing our email, inserting today's date, pasting something without the formatting, saving a quote we just read.
None of them are hard. But they all pull you out of what you were doing.
A fun question: if you had one dedicated key on your keyboard that did exactly one thing just for you, nothing else what would it do?
Could be practical (type your email, open a specific app), could be wild (trigger a dramatic Slack status, send a pre-written passive-aggressive reply), could be deeply specific to your job.
Every new app claims another shortcut, forces another awkward combo. Your best keys are taken. You're left remembering things instead of doing them.
HyperCap reclaims your keyboard. Caps Lock + any key is yours, conflict-free. Fully customisable, with Apple Shortcuts for unlimited actions β including AI workflows.
Forgot what you mapped? Double-tap Caps Lock for a live overlay.
Never lose a thought β the research notebook saves selected text with source app and URL, without switching apps.
