Keysake - Learn English as you type Chinese
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.
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The concept is simple but really practical. I can see this being useful for people who use Chinese every day but want to improve their English naturally.
Keysake
@maxwellbarnes00 We’ll gradually add support for more languages too. Feel free to let me know if there’s anything you’d like us to add.
Sider Omni Sidebar
@maxwellbarnes00 Thank you, other languages will be supported soon as well.
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Congrats!
Keysake
@stan_xu1 Thank you! Stan Xu
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@stan_xu1 Thanks a lot, Stan
GPTseek
Great! Does it support other languages?
Keysake
@luokebi Thanks! Yes, we’ll keep adding support for more languages and improving the typing experience. Feel free to let me know if there’s anything you need.
Sider Omni Sidebar
@luokebi Yes, other languages will be supported soon as well.
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.
Does it translate the whole thought naturally or mainly use it to surface useful English expressions?
I can see this being handy if you're already learning a language and want to get more comfortable writing. The everyday typing approach makes sense.
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@jack_pearson33 Our goal is that you can learn while typing in your everyday life, which saves quite a bit of time.
Keysake
@jack_pearson33 Yes! We’re planning to let you switch the output language anytime as you type, so you can choose which language goes into the text field. We’ll also make the typing experience smoother and keep adding and improving multilingual features.
I like the idea of turning everyday typing into a small English practice session. It feels much less like studying.
Keysake
@alicia_klein Thanks you! Yes, we want learning another language to feel natural and fit into your daily routine, without feeling forced or frustrating.
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@alicia_klein Thank you, Alicia, it's worthy give it a try